Hi, guys!!!!!! It's been soooooooooooooooooo long, and I know it. It's actually been two years, two months, one week, and a day since I last wrote here, and I can explain. A whole lot happened in that time, and some things had to pipe low for a while, one of which is this blog. Unintentional, but very necessary. I'm back, and will be showing up a little differently cos I had to redefine consistency more deliberately. Let me bring you up to date with my life in the last two years. Right after my last post , I discovered I was pregnant and spent the year 2024 growing a child in my womb. Then I spent the whole of 2025 breastfeeding, caring for him, transitioning him to solids, and preparing him for weaning. All of that happened while minding my business as a Book Development Strategist, Writer and Editor, and showing up in other areas of life. On Tuesday, he became eighteen months old, and that calls for celebration because it's a spec...
Hi guys, welcome. How do you do? So like I said in my previous post, I got a few of my friends and colleagues to document their NYSC experience right here. I asked them a couple of questions and you'll read their answers soon. We hope that you read and learn, especially undergraduates and Prospective Corps Members. It would give you a glimpse into what NYSC looks like and also make your journey easier. Without further ado, let's get into it. Take a seat and enjoy! You're welcome. Elizabeth Isajimi Nasarawa corper Tell us about yourself (be as detailed as you're comfortable with) I am Elizabeth Isajimi. I am a photographer and a big-time lover of God. A Tiktok freak 😜 and I love keeping myself entertained. I see myself as someone who can transform any little business into a company. I served in Nasarawa state and was posted to a hospital. What were your expectations about NYSC? I had a lot of expectations about NYSC, one of them was meeting very influential and w...