Thousands of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members are currently stranded in different states. They were rejected at different orientation camps across Nigeria.
The information gathered reveals that officials prevented the affected corps members from registering for the one-year compulsory service.
Also, the affected graduates are those mobilised for the 2024 batch B stream but later shifted to batch C.
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One of the affected persons stated that the Lagos orientation camp rejected about 40 graduates.
“A lot of intending corpers are stranded in their states of posting with no money to go back home and nothing from NYSC.
“We received our call-up letter as late as Thursday, Friday, Saturday and some even Sunday.
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“I received my call-up letter on Thursday, arrived at camp on Saturday, and was sent back home after spending a lot of money on transportation.
“We were over 40 in the Lagos camp. And we are just waiting around to see if there’s a way.”
Also, another graduate posted to Niger State said: “This early morning, they woke up and told us to go back home.
“They said we should be going back home. Some of us do not have money. I came from Edo State and they said we should go home”.
According to Sahara Reporters, all efforts made to get official reactions from the NYSC were unsuccessful.
We learned that the agency’s former spokesman, Eddy Megwa, recently retired, and the acting spokesperson, Mrs. Carol Lembu, has yet to send in her comments.
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