He is the biggest corper as well

That man might not serve while young and now need to fulfil Nigerian law. Probably aspiring for a position that requires the certificate. Well, no problem as long as he contributes his quota conscientiously and selflessly too.

brownlord:


Most of the ignorant fellas supposedly pass through this system.

Smh

the level of ignorance is peerless.
so people still think anyone serving above 30 years of age is definitely breaking the law?

i give up.

Who knows the dude may be 50 yrs young.

Did he finish his BSc /HND before 30yrs? Probably yes...That's why you see old peeps at your orientation camps....

Thank me later

Hahahahaha very amusing

dude is a medical doctor, an intensivist, like he calls himself.
he runs an intensive care unit in a teaching hospital in Lagos. let him be abeg,

lol one papa dey our camp that year..

when he was asked his age.. he said he was 28..

that they have wrinkles early in their lineage.. genetical wahala..
say dem babies sef dey get white hair for their family

maybe this man has d same genetical issue

he is not a hungry man at all and i'm sure he afford to buy the certificate if he wants to. he is Dr Tinubu, Jargaban's cousin.... google am

coogar:


a lot of you guys are confused about the rules. you can serve at age 100. the rule says you must be a graduate before the age of 30.

if you graduate at 21 & you decide to serve at age 120, you would be allowed to serve as long as you are up for it.

i hope this clears it up for you.

At what age will you coming for yours? 72?

Took this picture when I was serving at Imo state.

coogar:


a lot of you guys are confused about the rules. you can serve at age 100. the rule says you must be a graduate before the age of 30.

if you graduate at 21 & you decide to serve at age 120, you would be allowed to serve as long as you are up for it.

i hope this clears it up for you.

Why then there is exemption rule if you say the above you wrote is true. I thought those who are 30 and above are exempted from service

slimyem:
At what age will you coming for yours? 72?

maybe 65!!
i have told you to help me arrange lagos or abuja. i keep getting zamfara, borno, yobe, etc. i am not ready to die in the hands of our friends @sambisa forest.

9jatatafo:

Why then there is exemption rule if you say the above you wrote I'd true. I thought those who are 30 and above are exempted from device

exemption rule are for those that graduated after they clocked 30. the graduation age is the key, not the age you decide to serve. as long as you graduate before the age of 30, you would serve if you want to.

Taaaa, This one no be corp member, na undercover SSS.

this aint youth corper.
certainly old corper.

My dad was below 30 when he graduated in tHe late 70,s but in 96 he had gone for verification of his documents as they were not from Naija but was asked to get NYSC discharge cert or exemption letter on getting to NYSC he was. Asked to go and serve that's hw my youth copa dad came to visit me in boarding school the following year in kaki..he has just had his last child then..so it doesn't matter how old what matters is the age u finished ur degree/HND. Exams

I know the man.

He's just 24 oh......
Please don't add to his age
You guys can ask Seun

His birth certificate states that he's just 19 years old!

Built2last:
Has call up age been anended to 50years.

I am asking because in France where i am its still 30 years.

Youth service depends on when you actually graduated and not when you decided to serve.

uncleck:
I can only deduce that you have no plans for your future. I'm already feeling the pains of wasting a whole year for a fruitless thing like NYSC even though I am still in the final year. The thought of that is really having a toll on my plans.

There is really no compulsion in serving. All you need do is to inform your institution early on time.

As for the "old-man-corper", I know that NYSC Officials sometimes wear the khaki uniform.

OK.






UPNEPA...








UPNEPA..oya shakiti BOBO

I'm glad I skipped youth service, the whole idea is rubbish! After going through federal or state university and spending an extra year or two due to strikes and other nuisances, they now force you to waste a year of your life in a run down town and then after leave you struggling to find a job that'll pay you half your worth. Absolute nonsense!

booqee:
wtf?!


But can't really blame him tho.. there are many like this who were not fortunate enough to gain admission. and even after gaining admission, factors like inadequate funds, strike and all that elongated their stay in school. By the time its time for service they're over 30.
Some would go ahead and 'reduce' their age while Some would simply decide to forgo the whole nysc ish. Later, they discover most companies require nysc cert as part of their recruitment qualifications as is the directive of the FG or that they pay 'NYSC-less' workers lower than others...So they decided to go back and get the nysc cert..when their mate have finished theirs long long ago...by then they're way way above 30 if not 40 sef..

Can't blame them sha

(and they're usually the ones who don't intend to be self employed tho)

True story; I did not attend university and I did not even do a Hnd programme. I did what you would call a Higher Diploma programme. This means that after graduation you will not be allowed to serve in the NYSC. This is the strange part of the story. I have worked in two multinational companies ( BAT inclusive ), two quality home base firms and also set up my own company. All in Nigeria at the time. Guess what a lot of my friends who went to universities were doing at the time? they were searching for jobs. They used to ask me how I was doing it? I was changing jobs like someone does boxer shorts. I tried explaining to them my schooling started way back when I was like 3 years old. I had a degree in sesame street, comic bookology, cartoons, movies (not nollywood thank God) etc, basically my mentality was different from childhood. my first Nigerian boss wanted someone who could mix with big dogs and converse with expatriates and big wigs; ever had a conversation with an average Nigerian? believe me, it's very tasking. My friends just couldn't understand that it takes more than book knowledge to be successful in life. The Nigerian youth need to learn and understand this concept. Employers need adaptability and a refined thought process more than they need your book answer/knowledge.

photoshop, where is the shadow of his image?

9jatatafo:


Why then there is exemption rule if you say the above you wrote I'd true. I thought those who are 30 and above are exempted from device

Do you understand English?

If you graduated before 30... it affects most people leaving abroad. If you graduated before 30 and came home 20years later, to do anything in Nigeria you must serve

If you graduated after 30 you get an exemption letter.

Built2last:
Has call up age been anended to 50years.

I am asking because in France where i am its still 30 years.

[size=14pt]......this man is about 63yrs![/size]

Old picture. This picture has been around for more than three years now.

jammyunn:
most likely photoshop

its not photoshop, look at the head, the width of d body and the head ryhmes, oya look @ d stomach...it must be a scene from a movie

coogar:


a lot of you guys are confused about the rules. you can serve at age 100. the rule says you must be a graduate before the age of 30.

if you graduate at 21 & you decide to serve at age 120, you would be allowed to serve as long as you are up for it.

i hope this clears it up for you.

Have you seen a Nigerian with such capability and patience before in this life and yet to come?

He must have entered camp with his football age