A Nigerian woman who completed her NYSC year at a household utensils shop received N70,000 minimum wage and an offer to stay on as a permanent employee from the appreciative shop owner.
A Nigerian woman who completed her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) year at a household utensils shop expressed her desire to continue working there.
Over the year, she served at the shop, and as a parting gift, the owner paid her N70,000, the new minimum wage. The shop owner also offered to retain her if she wished to continue working at the store.
In a video shared by Dee Utensils on TikTok, the shop owner praised thelady’s contributions during her service year. She commended the NYSC member for her dedication, hard work, and positive impact on the business.
The shop owner mentioned that the corps member had been a valuable addition to the team and expressed a desire to retain her as a permanent employee.
Dee Utensils shared a heartfelt message: “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!”
The video, which highlighted the shop owner’s appreciation and the positive working environment, received numerous reactions from viewers:
@Lion commented: “We need people like you in our society. Seeing what you did, I’m proud of you, madam.”
@MercyGoldBranding737 asked: “Where is your shop, ma’am? I would love to serve at your shop.”
@Godwin Ifiok765 remarked: “God bless you, madam. With the joy on the faces of your staff, I can tell you’re a good employer. May God prosper your business.”
Watch the video below:
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