Reactions as viral ex-corper shares transformation after it was rumored that he started a POS business

• Umar Ibrahim Umar, a former corporate executive known for his viral NYSC parade photos, recently shared a transformation photo following rumors of his transition into the POS business.

• The ex-Bauchi corper gained viral fame after being captured passionately shouting during his NYSC parade.

• After serving his nation for a year, it was rumored that he was now involved in the POS business.

• Umar Ibrahim Umar denied rumors and shared recent photos of himself on Twitter, contrasting them with his NYSC photo.

Umar Ibrahim Umar, a former National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member whose parade photos gained widespread attention, has recently shared a transformation image following speculation about his involvement in the Point of Sale (POS) business.

The ex-corps member from Bauchi became an internet sensation after a video surfaced of him enthusiastically expressing his emotions during the NYSC parade.

Subsequently, rumors circulated regarding his entry into the POS sector after completing a year of service to his country.

However, Umar Ibrahim Umar has since dismissed these claims as unfounded. He recently took to his Twitter account to post updated images of himself, contrasting them with his NYSC photograph.

“Dedication truly pays off… Alhamdulillah 😊,” he captioned.

Reacting to the post..

@IHIMA_PRINCIPAL said: “You made me remember my good days in this same camp. NYSC Orientation camp Wailo in Ganjuwa, Bauchi State. I’ll always remember the camp for good and congratulations to you.”

@77shukr remarked: “Omoo! This energy wey you put for service NYSC no go fit pay you pass 33k o big boss

Congratulations man”

@ibrahim_530 queried: “9ja still dey your heart bro?”

@KayceeKiligan stated: “You were practicing how to shout, one way or the other you are still shouting”

@NyscPadi remarked: “Big man, glad you are doing well.

Stay blessed.

…..with dedication and selflessness, Nigeria is ours, Nigeria we serve”