Awed by the enviable deeds of a corps member during his secondary school days, Deen challenges himself to become a corper, too. And he's relentless in the pursuit of this dream.However, when, after completing his undergraduate studies, he gets posted to serve in one of the remotest parts of the northern Nigeria, events begin to unfold and he realises dreams are not always so easy to accomplish.What does Deen do wrong and right? What is NYSC? Who's a Corper? Who's Corper Madeena? Is she in Nigeria as a savior or as Deen's nemesis?Let the Adventures of Corper Deen in Yobe State answer some of these questions...

Even if you do not have a clue about about NYSC, you will discover in this entirely relatable story what can happen when one person ventures into the amazing, challenging unknown - and the strange adventure that unfolds. This is a witty and refreshing recollection of life within the four walls of a Nigerian National Youth Service (NYSC) Orientation Camp that would also resonate with anyone who has ever been through the experience. A refreshing story that will appeal to any new Corper about to enter into Camp, as well as rake up nostalgic feelings for those who are done with it. - Chude Jideonwo, Chief Executive Officer at, Joy, Inc. and author of Are We The Turning Point Generation? This is an amazing, witty memoir that transports me back to 1999 when I was posted to Nassarawa. I love it! And at time when the value of the National Youth Service scheme is being debated, this is a reminder that the lived experience of people must remain at the heart of policy-making. - Modupe Adefeso-Olateju, Managing Director at The Education Partnership Centre. A hearty, honest and sometimes hilarious account of Tunmise's three-week NYSC Orientation Camp. The book gives amusing perspectives on love, laughs, life and... "lazy korfas," all within the compressed space and time called Camp. - Tokunbo Emmanuel, CEO at Sophos Books and author of The Shift of a Lifetime