A departing youth corps member received an emotional farewell from her school, where students sang a heartfelt song in her honor, sparking admiration online.


A departing youth corps member was celebrated with a moving farewell ceremony at her Place of Primary Assignment (PPA), a secondary school, where students honored her service with a specially composed song as she completed her NYSC program.
In a TikTok video, students gathered on the assembly ground, singing a heartfelt song with lyrics like, “We don’t know what to do. Corper queen is leaving us. Every day, corper corper, every year, corper queen, we don’t know what to do.”
The video shows the corps member embracing students, including those in lower classes, as she bids them goodbye.
As the video circulated online, it sparked an emotional response, with viewers commenting on the warmth and beauty of the farewell.
Some reactions include:
bigbaby 🥹🦋🥹: “Corper queen, why are you choosing who to hug? 😤💔💔😭😭😭😂😂😂.”
OMO ALHAJA: “How much did they give you?”
choice_perfumery: “😂😂😂😂😂😂 This brings back memories.”
Queen Xee🦋: “Awwww, this is so beautiful to watch 🥰🥰🥰.”
Watch the video below:
@simplyqueen37 I Guessed i served my country well 😂 I still remember how much I cried the first day i was posted to this school😂looking back now,i’m really grateful to God that i was posted to Neneveh comprehensive school❤️ Forever in my Heart!❤️❤️ #Corperqueenn #students #ppa #graduate #nysc #nyscnigeria #nysc #mycountry ♬ original sound – Queen✨✨💯
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