Woman Selling Kitchenware Retains A NYSC Member Who Served In Her Shop

• A Nigerian lady completed her one-year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) at a local utensils store.
• The shop owner rewarded her with a ₦70,000 gift upon her completion of service.
• The reward was given as a token of gratitude for her hard work and positive impact on the business.

A Nigerian lady who completed her mandatory one-year National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) at a local utensils store was pleasantly surprised with a generous reward from the shop’s owner.

Upon finishing her service year, the shop owner presented her with a ₦70,000 gift as a token of gratitude for her hard work.

In a video shared by Dee Utensils, the shop owner spoke about the positive influence the corps member had on the business during her tenure.

The owner then asked if the young lady would be interested in continuing to work at the store, to which she eagerly agreed.

As a show of appreciation, the shop manager was instructed to adjust her salary to the new minimum wage of ₦70,000.

Dee Utensils said: “Join us in celebrating the incredible achievement of our very own NYSC staff at Dee Utensils on her signing out. Your dedication, hard work, and positive energy have made a lasting impact on all of us. You’ve been a true asset to our team, and we couldn’t be prouder! Thank you for your unwavering commitment and for bringing your best every single day. Here’s to your bright future ahead!”

Watch the video below;