Hi ladies of Hive!This community was recommended to me by my friend 
It’s been 3 weeks since the end of what has come to be one of the most important phases of my life. The whole experience was no doubt a bittersweet one but I’ll always be grateful for the friendships, memories and the lessons that came with it.
Starting with camp,I remember when I first got my posting letter to Delta State. I was filled with so much anxiety on how the three weeks orientation program was going to be like and I honestly wasn’t looking forward to it. Those three weeks felt like three months and I just wanted it to end. Having to wake up by 3 every morning to the sound of the bugle and the soldiers whistles made me question my life’s choices. Standing on the parade ground for hours in the cold and trying not to fall asleep is something I never want to experience again! I almost passed out on the parade ground during the opening ceremony😂😂 and like most corpers, the mammy market became my escape. At the end of the program, I was sad to part with the friends I’d made.
LIFE AFTER CAMP
After camp, I was posted to work in the administrative unit of the Delta State Government House and Protocol. At first, it wasn’t easy but I was able to adapt with the help of my amazing boss and co-workers who were all really welcoming.
Clearance and CDS was quite the struggle as well. From having to sit for hours on a hard bench to standing in really long queues for monthly biometric clearance, it felt like a punishment at times but after a couple of months I got used to it.
Now that it’s over, I’m just grateful I survived—sunburn, heavy rain, khaki trousers, parade ground, and all, but I definitely won’t be repeating it😂
Here’s to the next chapter!✨🥂