As part of measures to halt the rising insecurity in the country, governor Darius Ishaku of Taraba state, has said that members of the National Youth Service Corps should be allowed to undergo military training in order to know how to handle guns for self-defence, Newspremises reports.

The governor also said the duration of the youth scheme should be extended from one year to two years to allow sufficient training for the graduates.

The governor stated this on Wednesday night when he featured in Channels Television’s ‘Politics Today’.

Ishaku, whose state is one of the North-East states affected by Boko Haram insurgency coupled with killings by armed militias, emphasised that citizens should be allowed to bear arms and defend themselves against their aggressors

According to him, “When the security can’t protect you, then something in the alternative must come in, we must be practical. Train people, give them practical induction, let them know what to do.

“The NYSC I will say should be two years. One year for compulsory military training and the other year for the social works that they are doing now so that anybody who graduates as an NYSC person can know how to handle the gun and defend himself just as it is done in Israel, Lebanon and other places, you must engage your citizens to be proactive. When you cannot provide security, you must allow the people to protect themselves.”

He lamented that bandits and terrorists terrorising people, wreaking unimaginable destruction and unprintable bloodshed in the North-East were being sponsored by some influential persons.

“There are sponsors, these are brand new AK-47s. How would a local man buy such an expensive weapon? It is in a video and all over the place where someone confessed that the guns were being given to them and they were being trained on how to use them. It is the work of the security agents to get to the roots of this.

“If they can go out of this country and capture somebody who is declaring independence, why is it impossible for them to defend our people who are being killed in the farms?” Ishaku queried.

He, however, expressed optimism that the insecurity in the region and in all parts of the country can be defeated when the political class and the security agents stamp their feet on the ground and are ready to end the menace.

Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/insecurity-nysc-should-be-two-years-corps-members-must-be-trained-to-handle-guns-taraba-gov/

Lalasticlala,
Mynd44
Dominique

My brother ask them oooo....they went far to arrest somebody but cant tackle the one in our garden ooo....there is God ooo

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Cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44, Dominique

Imagine reasoning, so you want to forcefully use corpers to quench the monsters you made.If you would only enlist northern corpers fine but any other corper is beyond your reach.Well to serve Nigeria is not by force

this is what they wanted from day one. They want the country to turn to Syria.

The Syrian Civil War (Arabic: الْحَرْبُ الْأَهْلِيَّةُ السُّورِيَّةُ‎, romanized: al-ḥarb al-ʾahlīyah as-sūrīyah) is an ongoing multi-sided civil war, fought in Syria, between the Syrian Arab Republic led by Syrian president Bashar al-Assad (along with domestic and foreign allies) and various domestic and foreign forces that oppose both the Syrian government and each other (in varying combinations

northern people mumu o!

If we are at war, make una kuku tell us

All dis beating around d bush no good at all

Insidenaija:
As part of measures to halt the rising insecurity in the country, governor Darius Ishaku of Taraba state, has said that members of the National Youth Service Corps should be allowed to undergo military training in order to know how to handle guns for self-defence, Newspremises reports.

The governor also said the duration of the youth scheme should be extended from one year to two years to allow sufficient training for the graduates.

The governor stated this on Wednesday night when he featured in Channels Television’s ‘Politics Today’.

Ishaku, whose state is one of the North-East states affected by Boko Haram insurgency coupled with killings by armed militias, emphasised that citizens should be allowed to bear arms and defend themselves against their aggressors

According to him, “When the security can’t protect you, then something in the alternative must come in, we must be practical. Train people, give them practical induction, let them know what to do.

“The NYSC I will say should be two years. One year for compulsory military training and the other year for the social works that they are doing now so that anybody who graduates as an NYSC person can know how to handle the gun and defend himself just as it is done in Israel, Lebanon and other places, you must engage your citizens to be proactive. When you cannot provide security, you must allow the people to protect themselves.”

He lamented that bandits and terrorists terrorising people, wreaking unimaginable destruction and unprintable bloodshed in the North-East were being sponsored by some influential persons.

“There are sponsors, these are brand new AK-47s. How would a local man buy such an expensive weapon? It is in a video and all over the place where someone confessed that the guns were being given to them and they were being trained on how to use them. It is the work of the security agents to get to the roots of this.

“If they can go out of this country and capture somebody who is declaring independence, why is it impossible for them to defend our people who are being killed in the farms?” Ishaku queried.

He, however, expressed optimism that the insecurity in the region and in all parts of the country can be defeated when the political class and the security agents stamp their feet on the ground and are ready to end the menace.

Source: https://newspremises.com.ng/insecurity-nysc-should-be-two-years-corps-members-must-be-trained-to-handle-guns-taraba-gov/

Lalasticlala,
Mynd44
Dominique

This people think we are fools
They want to waste our graduates.
Since most of theirs are not in school or schooling outside Nigeria.