NYSC member devastated as dad d!es after saving his monthly allowance for parents

• NYSC Corper is deeply saddened by the death of their father after he saved up for his parents.

• He claimed to have been diligently saving every dime of his NYSC allowance to show his appreciation to them.

• The individual expressed profound sadness upon the passing of their father in June.

NYSC Corper gets heartbroken as dad dies after saving allowance for parents.

According to him, he had been saving every cent of his NYSC allowance in the hopes of giving it to them as a token of his gratitude.

However, he was devastated when his father died in June.

His words …

“I have been saving my NYSC alawee without touching it because I wanted to give it to my dad and mum as appreciation after nysc in
October. Only for my dad to pass in June I now have to use this money as a contribution to his funeral It’s so sad. This life is fickle. My daddy didn’t enjoyed me”

Reacting to the post…

“@i_mudashir said: “Ehyah sorry babe.

And this is a lesson right here. You don’t need to wait till you have it all before you can give back to your parents because tomorrow is really not promised

Put them on a monthly pedestals

Send them a random 2k 3k

And that’s all that matters”

@everydaycrush wrote: “Sorry for your loss
Lesson learned from this,live every day on earth like it your last
Make that call that moment,wear that dress today you bought for that special occasion,travel to your dream country,tomorrow isn’t promise 💯”

@GeorgeLambert_1 wrote: “Oh dear… this is sad. May he find rest…

Make him proud, he will enjoy from the grave beyond”

@sussan_um shared: “I’m so sorry .
This is why I send my parents something every week, no matter how small.
My own experience was before my graduation I was saving money hoping that once I grad I’d use it for project and flex only to grad and was robbed of everything the next day, even all the Graduation money people dashed me, I no see am chop, I literally saw the money but I no taste am, since then I stopped stacking up money.”