Nollywood actress Ashabi Simple, who is also one of singer Portable’s baby mamas, has officially begun her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) journey and shared her first pictures from the orientation camp.
The actress expressed gratitude to God for making the long-awaited dream a reality, revealing that her journey to the NYSC camp came after several years of waiting and determination.
In a heartfelt post, Ashabi recalled her mother’s wish for her and her sister to complete their education and eventually wear the NYSC uniform.
She explained that it took her five years after secondary school to begin her university education and another three years after graduation before she could finally commence her national service.
According to her, reaching the orientation camp reminded her of one of the major reasons she pursued higher education and the personal promise she made to herself.
Sharing her excitement, she wrote:
“My mum once said to me and my sis tee, ‘Mo fe ke ka iwe, mo fe ke wo aso copper.’ Those words have continued to ring in my head every single day.
“It took me five years after secondary school to begin my university journey, and another three years after graduation to finally embark on this NYSC journey.
“Today, I am reminded of one of the many reasons I went to school. It was a dream, a goal, and a promise I made to myself that I must fulfil.
“And today, here I am, proudly serving my country, Nigeria!
“My heart is full. My joy is immeasurable.
“COPPER ASHABI IN THE BUILDING!
“Thank You, God, for making this possible. Thank you to everyone who encouraged, supported and believed in me. I am forever grateful.
“Mum, one of your wishes is becoming a beautiful reality.”
Ashabi’s post has offered fans a glimpse into her educational journey and the determination that kept her focused on achieving her goal despite the delays.
Her excitement also reflects the personal significance of the NYSC programme, which marks an important milestone for many Nigerian graduates.
For Ashabi, finally wearing the NYSC uniform represents more than just beginning national service; it is the fulfilment of a long-held dream and one of her mother’s wishes.
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