Information reaching me form a close friend who works with NYSC,has it that NYSC has rejected the list presented by most schools and in some cases, slashed the percentage of PCMs who's names were placed on the Senate verification list by 50% or less

please my people, How true is this information? and if true, pls give the names of the affected schools

inositol88:
Information reaching me form a close friend who works with NYSC,has it that NYSC has rejected the list presented by most schools and in some cases, slashed the percentage of PCMs who's names were placed on the Senate verification list by 50% or less

please my people, How true is this information? and if true, pls give the names of the affected schools

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Question your source for more information cause from what I have read on Facebook delsu and almighty unizik was affected...

Unfortunately it's true. Am affected

It's true

Kelechi2020:
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Question your source for more information cause from what I have read on Facebook delsu and almighty unizik was affected...

is it only these two schools or all schools are affected

This is annoying. What's wrong with this people jor?
We go wait for two years to go service?

inositol88:
Information reaching me form a close friend who works with NYSC,has it that NYSC has rejected the list presented by most schools and in some cases, slashed the percentage of PCMs who's names were placed on the Senate verification list by 50% or less

please my people, How true is this information? and if true, pls give the names of the affected schools

All schools dear

NIGERIA"....what a hopeless and useless country,EDUCATION is a waste of time and resources pity the next generation our leaders is the source of problem make God help us........if this is true I don't see any good thing coming up from this country after waiting for almost a year for this useless schemes. INFORMATION ON NYSC 2016 BATCH ‘B’ SERVICE YEAR The National Youth Service Scheme (NYSC) has today, 5th October 2016, informed the University of its inability to mobilize all graduates of the University for the 2016 Batch ‘B’ service year as a result of tight budgetary allocation of the scheme in 2016. This development affects all Corps Producing Institutions in Nigeria. Bowen University has been requested to mobilize only three hundred and sixty-seven (367) graduates out of the nine hundred and fifty six (956) graduates eligible for the exercise in 2016. The remaining graduates will be given priority in the next mobilization exercise scheduled for early 2017. Parents/Guardians as well as graduates are kindly requested to note that Management is already considering the criteria to be used for the mobilization of the allocated number of graduates. Management wishes to assure you that the criteria that will be adopted will be fair and made known to all stakeholders. Any enquiry should be directed to the NYSC Desk Officer,