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Meanwhile, the INEC is expected to pay the family of the slain Corp member a sum of N700, 000 compensation, in line with the package announced by the Commission, under a group life insurance scheme it arranged shortly before the commencement of the voters’ registration exercise.
Professor Jega had a press conference he jointly addressed with the Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig.-Gen. Ismaila M. Tsiga disclosed that the insurance scheme taken to motivate corps members for patriotic service to their fatherland.

“The Independent National Electoral Commission has taken Group Life Insurance with comprehensive coverage for corps members, other ad-hoc staff as well as regular staff who will participate in the Voter Registration exercise and subsequently in the April elections.
“We believe that we have to do everything possible in order to motivate, to encourage and to inspire people to give their best for their country. And we believe that with this additional facility that we have taken, we will get our corps members and students in the tertiary institutions as well as our staff to give their best under any circumstance.
“There is perhaps no monetary compensation that can be considered adequate for this kind of national service. But still, we can only provide monetary compensation in accordance with budgetary constraints,” Jega stated shortly before disclosing that each corps member was being insured for N700, 000.
http://www.sunnewsonline.com/webpages/features/newsonthehour/2011/jan/19/newsbreak-19-01-2011-001.htm

Makes some sense, but i feel adequate security provision will be okay.

May Allah S.A.W. grant you enter peace in paradise