Mo Bimpe’s involvement in the NYSC challenge has sparked reactions and engagement online, as fans and followers commend her for joining the popular social media trend.
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is a mandatory one-year service program for Nigerian graduates under the age of 30. Established in 1973, it aims to promote national unity, social cohesion, and provide fresh graduates with an opportunity to serve their country in various capacities.
In celebration of the NYSC’s 50th anniversary, many individuals have shared photos of themselves in their NYSC uniforms on social media platforms, reminiscing about their service year and the experiences they gained.
Mo Bimpe’s participation in the challenge has allowed her fans and followers to get a glimpse of her past and engage with her through comments on her post.
As an actress, Mo Bimpe has made notable appearances in Yoruba movies and is recognized for her exceptional acting skills. Her involvement in the NYSC challenge has further endeared her to her fans, who appreciate her down-to-earth nature and sense of humor.
In the comment section, Lateef Adedimeji and others expressed their appreciation to God for the transformation. Some individuals playfully teased the actress about her wig and credited her husband for the change.
Reactions:
Lateef Adedimeji wrote, “God, well done.”
One Lois Lois wrote, “Wow, money is good. I know your TB [throwback] will be worse than this.”
One Hb beads concept wrote, “Really, @adedimejilateef, you did a great job, I swear.”
One official Dami wrote, “That wig of yours is really wigging, but you’re beautiful.”
One JMK luxury hair wrote, “All thanks to Papi Lateef Adedimeji for the job well done.”
One Pretty Phorlar wrote, “It wasn’t an easy task, Lateef Adedimeji, you did well.”
One Lizzy Beulah wrote, “Mr. Lateef, please give me a high-five. You’ve done well.”
One Mosun wrote, “Who was your hairstylist back then? Black is beautiful.”
One Robol Cakes event wrote, “Marriage is a beautiful thing. Look at the transformation. Brother Lateef Adedimeji, you really did well.”