Cursory: A young man, Obinna Nwosu has taken to twitter to share the story of how he mentored a young boy during his NYSC programme till the boy became academically sound.


A Nigerian man identified as Obinna Nwosu has taken to social media to reflect on his time as a corp member who helped a student to realize his potentials.
He took to Twitter and shared a photo of himself in 2013 while doing his National Youth Service Programme as a teacher in a secondary school.
Obinna, who is running for Federal House of Representatives Ikwuano / Umuahia Federal Constituency in 2023, was snapped talking to a boy known as the most stubborn kid in school with poor grades.
According to the young man he served in Edo state and God used him as an agent of transformation to change the boy’s life.
He said he was able to take the boy under his mentorship and tutored him till and by the end of the school session he moved from 15th to 8th position.
Obinna wrote:
”This was 2013, when I was serving in Edo state, I was told that this kid was the most stubborn boy in school with very poor grades. I brought him close and tutored him. During my 1 yr stay, he went from 15th position to 8th. God used me as an agent of transformation.”
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