NYSC Member Expresses Disappointment Over State Of His PPA (Video)

A Nigerian Youth Corps member openly shared his disappointment while presenting 'Masterpiece Innovation School,' the institution where he was assigned for his Primary Place of Assignment (PPA) by NYSC.

In a recent video shared on a popular social media platform, he lamented the busy appearance of the school grounds, with all buildings appearing abandoned.

In the video, he can be heard venting his frustration at being assigned to the school, whose name was prominently displayed on a signpost.

The footage revealed a bushy environment and deserted buildings, devoid of any students or activity.

His revelation about his PPA and the condition of the school sparked reactions from many social media users, who flooded the comment section with their thoughts.

@thaonlyhenry Nysc please do better 😩😩😩😞 #nysc #nigeria #thaonlyhenry #corper #nysccamp #nyscnigeria ♬ original sound - HENRY KING 👑

The video has caused a stir online. See some reactions below:

julies_bonnet: “My brother return house ooo,the environment looks haunted.”

Kilah: “I know this place😆. Otan ile in obokun local govt, Osun State.”

amakaifezue: “Be innovative brother.. Get clearance from the community, clear the grass, plant yam and cassava. make money plus ur allowee.”

Eunice: “arrange a place where you can be teaching the children this is raining season look for a very big portion of land and farm.”

sommy482: “But e get some kind place them no suppose post person I swear,,NYSC suppose end for camp.”

Ogunnika Abosede RoyalPriesthood: “You can build them classrooms as your personal projects.”

COSYPLUG INTERIORS: “My brother just go clear a big portion of that masterpiece of land and plant yam.. Be innovative!.”

Abubakar Addu’a: “They want you to be innovative. Try transform the environment into a tourist site or start your yam or cassava cultivation.“

💫❤️: “Na why dem call am innovation school, just begin the renovation immediately.”

Chinny🥰: “U came early nhhh haa😂, come around 10pm u go see ur students, time still Dey.”