A medical professional has recounted an incident where a married woman was dismissed from the NYSC camp after being discovered engaging in sexual activity.
The doctor, who goes by the name @the_beardedsina, shared his personal encounter during his service year at the Rivers State camp.
“During my camp at Non-wam Gbam Tai in Rivers.Apparently I think it is a NYSC rule that you must not be caught having s3x on camp. If caught you’re sent outDay 2, A married woman was caught having s3x with a camper. She had to be sent home.Imagine being sent back to your husband for having s3x with a stranger 24 hours after traveling to another state for Nysc.”
“Now I understand why some men don’t allow their wives to go to NYSC camp.Why did you get married if your eyes is still outside?”
@chisomholic said: “We surely didn’t serve in the same year but this happened during my time. First 2 days and this fine woman was caught with one upside-down boy.Oya, time to call Next of Kin to inform them of their relative’s dismissal. Next of Kin was the husband. 🤦Other women like her, when I asked why they took of their wedding bands, told me they did so, so that guys would approach them and spend on them in the Mami market. Imbecilic behaviour! I’ve told this story everywhere I went for 7 years. I’m still in disbelief! 🤷”@ucheychukwu0 said: “2days in obubra even soldiers were caught with married women and single men.. A married man whose wife just gave birth to twins the day after was caught doing threesome.”@nkemdiii shared: “Same thing happened when I camped Nonwa Gbam Tai…Most married women voluntarily went home on day 1.., a few got caught and were sent home… by end of week 1 almost all married women in my room had gone home”
In other news, Asa Asika, a well-known personality in the Nigerian music industry and a talent manager, has shared insights into his path in the entertainment industry.
During a recent interview, Asika, who currently manages the immensely popular artist Davido, discussed his humble beginnings. He started his journey by DJing and later went on to organize some of Nigeria’s most prominent parties and concerts.
Additionally, Asa Asika, who is also a co-founder of The Plug, shed light on his familial connection with Obi Asika, a music executive. He acknowledged his uncle’s significant contribution to his career.
“I never had any interest in entertainment. I ended up working in entertainment… there used to be these guys who used to make music.
One day, they walked up to me and said we are meeting with your uncle. I did not know the details then, but I knew my uncle works in the entertainment. I got home and told my dad some group of guys want to meet my uncle. That was the beginning of how I found out what he does,” he said.
“Off of that, I started hanging out with Uncle Obi a bit. Paying attention to what is happening in music. I discovered my uncle had access to celebrities then. And the gain we had then was that when we have school parties, we get to have celebrities come around.
“… I started doing club nights and I started growing. The first event was a party at The Vault back in the day at Mega Plaza. A lot of people came for me to help them with song orientation. Banky was like the first to hire me to do this thing. Banky paid me a N100,000 then for ‘Lagos Party’. We did a club tour.”
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