Sorotiti Studios

The Corper Files

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The Corper Files podcast is a collections of stories about the NYSC life from past, present and future corpers. Their stories will take us through the journey that almost every Nigerian in the past 50 years has had to experience. And in these stories, we search to see if NYSC fulfills its promises to the youth of Nigeria. And these stories have been curated by a Future Corper and yours truly Fikemi Aderoju

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Episodes

Benue State: Corper Francisca 24.07.2022 36:02

In this episode, Corper Francisca shows us how to live the soft life in NYSC camp. But we are all wondering if this is even possible. We need some serious explanation, lol. And with such a positive outlook on life Francisca also shows us how to enjoy camp even with all its craziness. 

Cross River State: Corper Adewale (1991) 17.07.2022 27:20

On this Episode, Mr Adewale takes us back to NYSC in 1991 when states like Osun or Ekiti had not even existed. And we talk about what life was back in Calabar in 1991, his experiences and the relationships that he formed that has impacted his life even till now.

Abia State: Corper Adetola aka Miss "T" 04.07.2022 47:12

In this episode, Miss Adetola aka Miss "T" takes us through her NYSC story in Abia state. We talk about everything from admirers to how her PPA service played a part to her becoming a professor, Miss T takes us through her exciting corper story. 

Osun State: Corper Samuel 04.07.2022 30:49

In this episode, Samuel takes us through his NYSC journey that takes him from Abia to Osun state and then being redeployed to Lagos for his PPA. We talk about everything from collecting punishment to the benefits of being a corper.

The Corper Files Intro 30.05.2022 9:41

Welcome to The Corper Files, where we will be talking about everything NYSC. In this Intro Episode, you will hear from fellow students that are about to leave university give their perspectives on NYSC before they enter the realities of the naija hustle 