***Why is The President not Ratifying Appointments recently made into the Nigerian Immigration Service? In 2014, Abba Moro, the then minister of interior, killed several desperate Nigerian youths who were seeking employment (which has come to be known as a federal government job/recruitment scam) into the Nigeria Immigration Service. The said Abba Moro and his cohorts are still roaming Nigerian roads without being investigated. In order to correct the wrongs of the Abba Moro youth killing exercise, President Goodluck Jonathan set up a presidential committee to assist the Nigeria Immigration Service to conduct the recruitment and appoint qualified Nigerians into the service. Adverts were placed, applications were received and processed, summary statistics of these applications were published and invitations were forwarded to candidates who completed the applications to proceed for an aptitude test at various designated centres across Nigeria. Consequently, those passed the test were contacted to proceed to their states of origin to partake in a physical examination, document verification and oral interview. At the end, successful candidates were notified of their appointments into the Immigration Service and were asked to report at different Immigration training institutions, according to the category that is involved, for documentation and collection of appointment letters. Imagine the risk, cost and stress involved for all the candidates from the across the length and breadth of the country. Not minding however, the candidates reported and obeyed all instructions. In all, two thousands (2,000) Nigerian youths were appointed by the presidential committee: 900 for CONPASS – 03; 700 for CONPASS – 06 and 400 for CONPASS – 08 respectively. All the affected candidates were posted back to their various states of origin (with a posting letter to back it up) for a mandatory three (3) months induction programme. Without delay, the induction programme started and it was a nightmare and a torment on earth for these youths. It was only by God’s grace that many could pull through since they reported on June 1. This is because it was more of physical exercises and military drills. Classroom activities were also involved. There were injuries and illnesses and the immigration instructors were brutal and without mercy. Nevertheless, the appointed candidates were courageous, hoping there was succour at the end of it all. To cap it all up, these valiant, dauntless and gallant youths, who only wanted to serve their father land, were not provided with accommodation, nor transport allowances nor feeding allowances; all these expenses were out of their pockets. Still they bore these huge financial expenses and kept their hope alive. Similarly, accompanying the sacrifices made are those ones who already resigned their previous appointments from other establishments for this offer. Surprisingly however, President Buhari has suspended the recruitment exercise with the ultimate aim of a cancellation and has even suspended the Immigration boss David Parradang for allegedly conducting illegal recruitment into the service. I am sure it baffles you too because the said recruitment he (Buhari, through the ministry of interior and the CDFIPB) is crying over was the one that was conducted by the presidential committee, which was set up by the former president Goodluck Jonathan and the appointment letters they alleged he (David Parradang) issued were those ones issued to the successful candidates (CONPASS 03 - 900) and (CONPASS 06 - 700) respectively as those on CONPASS 08 were not issued appointed letters at their documentation centre in Kano State.

President Buhari should please reconsider his directives by recalling those affected candidates because how can you explain your intentions to these innocent young people, considering all they have been through (especially the risk involved in travelling all over Nigeria, the financial costs, the hazards and the near death experiences) that they were made to pass through since the month of February this year. After all, Nigerian youths were those involved in the recruitment no matter who conducted the exercise and no matter the intentions. Imagine the psychological trauma many of them will be passing through at the moment. Imagine what those who already told everyone about job; those who went to the podium in Churches and Mosques to share the testimonies and thanksgiving of their success etc. Now you are telling them the job is no longer available. Each time I think about it, I keep feeling sad because somebody somewhere is insensitive to the plight of innocent job seekers in the country. I cannot comprehend this blatant disregard for the dignity of these great minds and I cannot see any justification for this injustice and bias that is been perpetrated against our youths. The Questions are: 1. Why did they not put their house in order before allowing the recruitment exercise to take place? 2. Why did they deceive innocent youths by short- listing them for appointment and sending them on a mandatory 3 months induction into the service, allowing them to spend their monies, lose their petty jobs, went through harrowing experiences of death when they knew all along that the recruitment was a federal government scam? 3. Why impose an indefinite suspension without any directive to the affected persons on a recruitment process they were made to believe in and which was conducted by a legitimate government, we gave our mandate in 2011? 4. Why is President Buhari, who has promised to sustain and not invalidate any policy of the past administration that supports employment creation for the youths, not happy with the process as recently claimed by Abba Moro, when it is obvious to him that the process was put in place by President Goodluck Jonathan to employ Nigerians through a fair process? 5. Does this whole blame game by the ministry of interior, the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Board and the Nigeria Immigration Service as to who conducted what and who was not carried along in the process not constituting gruesome, callous and an outright disregard/ insensitivity to the sufferings and the pains of the affected persons who have been caught in these web of power tussle and leadership impunity/ failure? 6. Is this not a blatant disregard to the free flowing tears and sorrow of our youths and more insult to the fresh injuries of the 2014 Abba Moro-Youth- killing recruitment exercise? Definitely, some people calling themselves leaders in this country are not remorseful and sorry for the pains the youths of this country are going through and are hell bent on causing them more sorrows. I therefore call on every well meaning Nigerian out there to speak against this impunity against Nigerian youths {two thousands (2,000) of them). Do not to settle back and watch these youth suffer in silence without anybody to talk for them. I call on all our Governors, Senators, Honourable Representatives of the Nigerian people, Legal Aids Council, Civil Society Groups, Social Activists and Advocacy Groups, The Vibrant Nigerian Media, The National Association of Nigerian Students, The Nigerian Bar Association, The National Human Right Commission and many others who have not been mentioned to please help bring this issues to table with the government.

You will do those vulnerable youths out there great humanitarian service if you assist in taking this matter up and bringing it to an adorable end, where everyone will laugh and heave a sumptuous relief. If you love the Nigerian youth and against any form of impunity against them, please share this gory story of blatant leadership impunity against Nigerian youths with everyone you know in order to create the awareness for our brothers and sisters whom these injustices are being meted out on. As youths, the time has come for us to talk about the many injustices against us by our leaders; we must take our destinies in our own hands; we must tell our government what we want and what they are doing wrongly against; we must have a peaceful say on how our affairs are directed in this country. The selfish wish of the Civil Defence, Fire, Immigration and Prisons Board should not override the destinies of two thousand (2,000) Nigerian youths; we put them there through our collective will and we can call them to order through our joint actions too. It is these people today; who knows, it may be you tomorrow. #RecallBackOurYouthsIntoTheNIS

Heartbreak to a man who's hope is on buhari.

eshietIntrepid:
Heartbreak to a man who's hope is on buhari.

such juicy positions are ment for shlldren of the politifcians.