A female Corper, Juliet Ike Chiamaka, has narrated her experience serving in Kebbi State and also shared pictures of her accomplishments at her place of primary assignment (PPA).

Ms Ike wrote on Facebook:

PERSONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICE PROJECTS DONE

One of my goals for service year was to embark on a Personal Community Development Service Project.

When I was deployed to serve in Kebbi, I was not happy and for days I was almost depressed because I have not been to the North before and I couldn't imagine being without my family to such distance for long.

While leaving for the Orientation Camp, I had plans on working my redeployment, but.... like they say; man proposes but God disposes... The story changed.

At the orientation camp, I began to see sense in what I felt was not important and eventually, I was sent to my Place of Primary Assignment (PPA) which happened to be a school.

✓ At my arrival, the first thing I sighted was students who were walking on "bathroom slippers" and some walked barefooted. .

Immediately, it struct a thing in me and I made up my mind to give footwares to as many as I can.

As the day goes, I began to realize that there were more problems and challenges faced by the students in my school and the ones nearby. Some ranges from;

✓ The demolition of the school kitchen by heavy rainfall, which was badly constructed with zinc and wood

✓ Another was the negligence of parents in paying more attention to the Girl child on personal development, health and hygiene

At extreme cases, I realized that some of these students shy away from the simple hygienes and the care of the body, especially the mensural process. Some who couldn't afford sanitary pads at extreme cases use napkins which in most cases are not healthy for them; I have been there before...

These and many more...

Out of my zealousness in solving some of these problems, I decided to embark on these three projects and despite the fact that it was not so easy raising funds for it (especially due to the pandemic), I was able to pull through.

I am so happy that these three projects were executed and commissioned.

The Commissioning was covered by Kebbi State Television Station (KBTV) and Vision FM for FREE

I was also opportune to have the Commanding Officer 1 Battalion Army Birnin Kebbi and Dr Nasiru Kigo (Executive Secretary State Pension Board) grace the event.

I am so grateful to God for giving me the opportunity to be a blessing to my Host Community and Kebbi State as a whole.

More importantly, the Kitchen was rebuilt with blocks and as well painted.

I am also thankful to everyone who supported me during the course of this project, most especially the support I got from my host communities, to my friends, families and loved ones.

I give God all the Glory

You can do me the singular Favour of sharing this as well.

#KebbiCorper
#NYSC
#communityservice
#nyscdiary
#communityproject

©Juliet Ike

Source: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2774450756142363&id=100007323974506

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Some people just get heart of giving. Better house wife material. This kind lady no go too dey disturb him guy for money

May God replenish your pocket sister Chiamaka.

There are some people who only do good when it can be seen. Their goal is to be recognized for their generosity. We need look no further than the monopolizers, Rockefeller and Carnegie, to see an illustration of this type of giving. Rockefeller and Carnegie were even in a competition for who could give the most—who could out philanthropize the other one. But their efforts were not merely about giving; it was about empire building. They were trying to create lasting legacies in their own names, so that they could live forever in the annuals of history. And it worked.


“Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven” (Matthew 6:1 ESV).

Useful youth

Brava.
It says more about her upbringing.

She try.. She knows where she belongs to after her education..

Kitchen...


Make una no roast mi oooo.. Na just joke



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Na to save my own money use am travel out. Even if na morroco or Swaziland

God bless you richly.

This is good. She did something different apart from the bus stop we regularly see every where.

All thesr certificate things don't work in Nigeria anymore. I gathered more than 10 valid certificates during mine but I can boldly tell you street pays more than certificates

That's the hall mark of a true Igbo lady. Nwa Ada ibem dalu o

Beautiful

Kudos to her

nawao

Nice one...

but that school look somehow shall




Thread seen...

As if they won't kill u the min they have the opportunity..if u like build high-rise for there.u will remain an infidel

Can Someone Use 33k And Build School Kitchen?

Nice one

Nice

reflecteef:
There are some people who only do good when it can be seen. Their goal is to be recognized for their generosity. We need look no further than the monopolizers, Rockefeller and Carnegie, to see an illustration of this type of giving. Rockefeller and Carnegie were even in a competition for who could give the most—who could out philanthropize the other one. But their efforts were not merely about giving; it was about empire building. They were trying to create lasting legacies in their own names, so that they could live forever in the annuals of history. And it worked.


“Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven” (Matthew 6:1 ESV).

Shut up

And what is her contribution to the current #EndSARS protest going on nationwide ?

DenreleDave:


Na to save my own money use am travel out. Even if na morroco or Swaziland

my Belle ooo

Is it a boarding school? Why did she prefer a kitchen?
Well,
I feel she had the mind to erect of a bigger project but due to funding and time, she had to convert it to Kitchen.
Kudos.

You've done well Juliet. Wishing you all the best ahead.

She did wonderfully well.may God bless her.