• Just a few weeks into service, a Ghanaian woman left NSS to move abroad for greener pastures
• The young lady, reportedly named Naveyah and assigned to Sandema SHS, shared a video of her relocation journey
• When Naveyah’s online community saw the video, they took to the comments section to congratulate her and take advantage of her good luck

A Ghanaian woman who was to serve her country under the National Service Scheme (NSS) moved abroad to find a better opportunity.

Naveyah, who is known on TikTok, claimed in the caption of a TikTok video that it was shared for her at Sandema SHS in Builsa North District of the Upper East Region. NSS.

However, the video shared on TikTok suggested that Naveyah had given up on the obligation national service in search of greener pastures outside the country.

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Video, as seen YEN.com.ghShe described the young Ghanaian woman’s international journey from the moment she left Ghana to her arrival at the airport of her new country.

Naveyah’s friends congratulated her

After Naveyah was sent his relocation video On social media, several of his friends flocked to the comments section to congratulate him.

Below are a few of the reactions collected. YEN.com..gh

@_ii.shampaign wrote:

“Actually, I asked the same question.”

@Naveyah also wrote:

“I’ll come and do it.”

@LitlNaYa commented:

“I think you’re going to Sadema.”

@Naveyah answered again:

“That’s actually the truth.”

@odey253 also commented:

“I benefit from your blessings.”

@Gilbert in question:

“Ei you people, so us ebi p3 Dey nss herrrr.”

“Naveyah replied:

“You’re not even done yet.”

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Ghanaian lady offers advice to outgoing NSS staff

Meanwhile in the previous YEN.com.gh In her post, a Ghanaian lady gave some useful tips to recently deployed staff. They have completed their NSS.

The lady urged the staff to accept job offers that will pay them at least GH¢1,500 as a starting salary.

Many university graduates The person who stumbled upon the Ghanaian woman’s video took the advice in good faith and praised her.

Source: YEN.com.gh