Cashlino –
“Freedom” 
The young lady who is currently a corps member shared lovely photos of herself rocking her dads’s NYSC shirt from 1977 on Twitter and revealed that he was walking down the path over four decades ago and now she is doing so with the same shirt.
More than anything the sentimental value attached to something as simple as a shirt proves the importance of a stable and functional family. It might appear simple but it symbolises that time and moments have passed but family and love have been things worth waiting for.
It is why the photos of Maymournah have gone viral with most people respecting her dad for keeping his shirt for 41 years just to have his beautiful daughter wear it as she serves the nation.
Interestingly, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) first began in 1973, that is four years before Maymorunah’s dad embarked on the mandatory program.
So today i wore the same shirt that was given to my dad for his NYSC in 1977, that was 41 years ago.vs me serving in 2018.
Some social media users reacted to the beautiful photos. While some praised her dad for being such a good keeper, some others admired the quality shirt which was given to corps members in that era. They claimed that these days, a lesser quality is what is being distributed.
Here is how some social media users reacted to the beautiful photo below:
So today i wore the same shirt that was given to my dad for his NYSC in 1977, that was 41 years ago.vs me serving in 2018.
So today i wore the same shirt that was given to my dad for his NYSC in 1977, that was 41 years ago.vs me serving in 2018.
So today i wore the same shirt that was given to my dad for his NYSC in 1977, that was 41 years ago.vs me serving in 2018.
So today i wore the same shirt that was given to my dad for his NYSC in 1977, that was 41 years ago.vs me serving in 2018.
So today i wore the same shirt that was given to my dad for his NYSC in 1977, that was 41 years ago.vs me serving in 2018.
