Married Corps Member Evicted After Being Caught Sleeping With Colleague Just 24 Hours After Arriving Camp
A married corps member has been dragged online over her eviction from the National Youth Service (NYSC) Orientation Camp.
The young woman was reportedly evicted from camp for breaking one of the rules laid out by the NYSC officials.
According to an X user @thebearded_sina who shared the story online, the corps member was caught sleeping with a male colleague in camp.
It was gathered that the act at the camp took place barely 24 hours after the married corps member arrived at the orientation ground.
Bearded Sina stated that it happened during his camping time at Non-wam Gbam Tai in Rivers State.
Bearded Sina wrote on X: “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 sex on camp. If caught you’re sent out.
“Day 2, A married woman was caught having sex with a camper. She had to be sent home. Imagine being sent back to your husband for having sex with a stranger 24 hours after traveling to another state for Nysc.”
Reactions
Scores of Nigerians have taken to the comment box to react to the situation.
Alpha Uchey said: “2 days 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 a threesome.”
Chief Som 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.”
Quin Didi reacted: “I saw a married woman take off her ring so guys could buy food for her at Mami market. Food?”
Ola wrote: “I served here too doctor. They warned us sternly not to have any affair with housewives after camping that their husbands have jazz o.”
Krimo Jay added: “It happens almost every year I think, I heard one happened at Enugu 3 some, married woman o.”
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