Masee's Diary

 So apparently this is my third week post NYSC, so far I've attended two interviews. I have applied to over twenty jobs. Light has started shining, I guess I am close to the end of the tunnel.  I have been listening to THE PROMISE KEEPER on repeat. I can barely sleep this days. Let's see how it goes 🤞

 Tonight I reminisce on my experience for the past one year in Onitsha. I came here full of uncertainties and lost. Somehow I have been able to navigate through different experiences from depression to regrets. The service finally comes to an end today. I am grateful for life and grace of being resilient. It has been a long year full of so many mixed feelings. I don't know what the next is after this, I hope life treats me fairly 🥰 Cheers to a new dispensation 🥂

 So I got a knock this morning on my door, Magajiya came to collect money for herbicide. I was able to make a transfer instantly.  I felt so fulfilled being able to sort my bills on my own. I'm not asking for a lot, just being able to sort my needs and a few vanity here and there, I'm good to go. I'm really grateful for life.

  My name is Masi. I am currently an undergraduate student in a North Eastern Nigerian University. I am thrilled to embark on this incredible journey with you all where we celebrate and explore the limitless possibilities that life has to offer, as well as the challenges encountered in each phase of life.    So whether you are seeking inspiration, overwhelmed with life, at the verge of giving up, or simply a friendly voice to accompany you on this journey called life, I invite you to join me. Let's embark on this adventure together by celebrating our wins and finding encouragement in the shared experience that connects us all.     I look forward to sharing my experience as we navigate through life's ups and downs. To valid dreams!