This is a 'beans vs juicy meat' comparison.... please chop the suya (MS @ Canada)

Who NYSC help.

Get an M.Sc and relocate to Canada. It's a country that's a million times better than Nigeria.

Go to your masters. strive to get your PR. gather Intl experience. anytime u cum back, u can do NYSC n claim exception.

Run away to do ur masters and come back fr nysc when there is change of this useless govt

PBundles:
I dont see the issue most universities in the EU, US and Canada have Fall (Aug/Sept) and Winter (Jan/feb) intake. Do the NYSC and enrol for Winter, dont uinderstand the issue?

but its limited to some course

Pls listen to Ur bro.

If I hear NYSC, I will give you..., that you will never forget. Next available flight to Toronto or Alberta.

Oga Boss! You can always serve your father land as long as you are still within the age bracket.

Dont get it twisted; try your luck with your Masters and visa application ASAP.

Best of luck.

segtak25:
Good Afternoon ,

I need your Career advice on something have been thinking and researching on for some weeks now.
i graduated from the University of Nigeria , Nsukka april this year.
When I told my uncle Who had promised to sponsor me abroad for my Master degree earlier this year.
He was very happy and said i should start the process for the admission in canada so that i can resume with them September 2018.
According to him he said i should process the admission and Visa apllication when partaking in the compulsory Nysc.

The main Issue bothering me now is , I will be Mobilised for Nysc Program by november this year which will be completed October Nextyear(2018)
Msc program in any institution in Canada starts September, that is a month before the completion of NYSC.
Meanwhile, Institutions in canada commence course and other registartion for masters degree in August (2018).

There are two option i'm thinking of:

1.I am thinking of Skiping NYsC but afraid i might need it in future.

2.If i decide to put in for Nysc , There is a popular saying that "Opportunity knocks but once"..

We all know Nysc is getting smart everyday


Pls my fellow Nairalander , i need your advice on these ..

If you are less than 28, its a simple choice. Do ur masters and return after 2 years to do a NYSC.. Now the real decision will be if u are already 28.. if u can guarantee ur uncle will still pay ur tuition fees after NYSC, then go for ur NYSC. If you can't guarantee, pls bone NYSC.. Do ur masters in Canada.. There is a possibility u might never return to work in Nigeria again. Hence u might never need the certificate for anything.
Pray to God for direction though

I have a friend who had exactly this problem last year. He eventually left for his masters without completing his NYSC after trying all his best to make them give his certificate to a relative. I don't know if he lied about NYSC officials not agreeing to help him out, but he did leave before we finished. I however know there are people who have left the country for their masters during their service year and were able to reach an agreement with NYSC officials about their clearance and certificate collection. You may be lucky, or even via connection, able to get such assistance from your LGI and/or ZDI.

Non of the above, join politics now
If u think am lying ask Dino

segtak25:
Good Afternoon ,

I need your Career advice on something have been thinking and researching on for some weeks now.
i graduated from the University of Nigeria , Nsukka april this year.
When I told my uncle Who had promised to sponsor me abroad for my Master degree earlier this year.
He was very happy and said i should start the process for the admission in canada so that i can resume with them September 2018.
According to him he said i should process the admission and Visa apllication when partaking in the compulsory Nysc.

The main Issue bothering me now is , I will be Mobilised for Nysc Program by november this year which will be completed October Nextyear(2018)
Msc program in any institution in Canada starts September, that is a month before the completion of NYSC.
Meanwhile, Institutions in canada commence course and other registartion for masters degree in August (2018).

There are two option i'm thinking of:

1.I am thinking of Skiping NYsC but afraid i might need it in future.

2.If i decide to put in for Nysc , There is a popular saying that "Opportunity knocks but once"..

We all know Nysc is getting smart everyday


Pls my fellow Nairalander , i need your advice on these ..

My friend, will you leave this country. You better get a job there and return when ur 29 to pick up exemption letter from NYSC....

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segtak25:
Good Afternoon ,

I need your Career advice on something have been thinking and researching on for some weeks now.
i graduated from the University of Nigeria , Nsukka april this year.
When I told my uncle Who had promised to sponsor me abroad for my Master degree earlier this year.
He was very happy and said i should start the process for the admission in canada so that i can resume with them September 2018.
According to him he said i should process the admission and Visa apllication when partaking in the compulsory Nysc.

The main Issue bothering me now is , I will be Mobilised for Nysc Program by november this year which will be completed October Nextyear(2018)
Msc program in any institution in Canada starts September, that is a month before the completion of NYSC.
Meanwhile, Institutions in canada commence course and other registartion for masters degree in August (2018).

There are two option i'm thinking of:

1.I am thinking of Skiping NYsC but afraid i might need it in future.

2.If i decide to put in for Nysc , There is a popular saying that "Opportunity knocks but once"..

We all know Nysc is getting smart everyday


Pls my fellow Nairalander , i need your advice on these ..
Masters doesn't run, you have to tell your uncle that you will be ready for the masters ones you are done with your nysc.. Don't rush to do Masters when you have not fully ready with your nysc

segtak25:
Good Afternoon ,

I need your Career advice on something have been thinking and researching on for some weeks now.
i graduated from the University of Nigeria , Nsukka april this year.
When I told my uncle Who had promised to sponsor me abroad for my Master degree earlier this year.
He was very happy and said i should start the process for the admission in canada so that i can resume with them September 2018.
According to him he said i should process the admission and Visa apllication when partaking in the compulsory Nysc.

The main Issue bothering me now is , I will be Mobilised for Nysc Program by november this year which will be completed October Nextyear(2018)
Msc program in any institution in Canada starts September, that is a month before the completion of NYSC.
Meanwhile, Institutions in canada commence course and other registartion for masters degree in August (2018).

There are two option i'm thinking of:

1.I am thinking of Skiping NYsC but afraid i might need it in future.

2.If i decide to put in for Nysc , There is a popular saying that "Opportunity knocks but once"..

We all know Nysc is getting smart everyday


Pls my fellow Nairalander , i need your advice on these ..

You can either go for nysc after which you apply for leave thereafter you continue with it or go for m.sc when done apply for nysc. Nysc will be waiting for you but your m. sc is at risk because your uncle might change his mind. I had friends who had masters while servicing

I think you can have it all.. Go for your NYSC. Get very close to ur LI, ZI or even d state coordinator. Be very diligent during ur stay. Be seen to be serious. Then approach them when the time is come for ur traveling. Their could be a kind of arrangement for u to send someone to help collect ur discharge certificate during ur pop. Play ur cards well and it will work

9jabiggurl:


Who has NYSC helped Please don't loose the opportunity to go further your studies that can land you better chances in Life than seeking for NYSC....#my2cents

NYSC helped me .

if some1 go give me 20million naira to expand my business & the price was to ignore the current stream 2 which iam part of, i will do it in a heart beat without the slightest hesitation

Go for your masters especially since you're being sponsored.
Your uncle may change his mind next year, he may be broke, or may do a wedding for two of his children.
Take any opportunity that comes your way, and take it immediately.
You can always do nysc after your MSc.
Nothing beats an international exposure. If you decide to come back afterwards to do your nysc, you will realise you're better off.
There are some opportunities that never come again, and getting someone to sponsor your education abroad is one of such.
Meanwhile, process both at same time.

Those way waste 1yr for Nysc dey even find way to run leave this country!


Go for masters, do NYSC after! Ease yourself of school stress!

Or go for NYSC after which u go for masters and look for a way never to come back to this jobless country


Final option, go for masters and still do NYSC simultaneously

Get mobilized for NYSC and process your admission during your service year, when the time is due for you to travel you can go explain to your LGI or even discuss with any official you know that has long legs to help you with the clearance for the few months left. Someone I know did this last year. Good luck!

Nicepoker:
NYSC helped me .

how?

Are you kidding me, please proceed to Canada sharp sharp!

1) By the moment u finish ur msc, maybe u will be above 30yrs, exemption on point.
2) u will start begging ur school to include ur name in the Senate list so to participate in de mandatory scheme because ur time has passed. 4me, ur broda is ur broda, he made a promised and he is going to keep it, if incase he did not, one thing is certain, Nigeria or abroad u will have ur masters. in essence I am saying go for ur nysc first.

Canada without even thinking

Verify if you can come back and do your NYSC after your MSc in Canada. Once it is possible, I will advise you to get busy and start preparing for your Msc.

The main issue is that your School is staring during a very serious time in the service calendar. Almost close to the Passing Out formalities.If you could escape to Canada and to do your registration, come back to Nigeria to finish up NYSC and then go back to Canada and continue with your studies, I would have said, give it a shot. But then, it is physically and financially stressful. Risky also if you have a strict L. I. and Z. I. who will not allow anyone cover for you.

So when you weigh these, it might just be better to go for your studies and then come back for your youth service if you have verified that you can return to get called up and you are still within the call-up age.

Beat123:
how?

u mean nysc didn't help u? oh u really missed a lot.

My own advice,.if it possible for u to differ the admission for a year, after your master you may still come back to Nigeria to work in any federal agency and your certificate of services may be of important... Wish you all the best dear

Go for Masters please

segtak25:
Okay...
Pls more advise

To me, NYSC isn't disturbing anything at all. In this case, you can eat your cake and have it.
Since you would almost end the NYSC some months before your travel, it's simple. Nysc gives almost a month free from work (that is, in the second to the last month or so, you would be given 3 weeks break... Then you can go home and come back after 3 weeks), your holiday starts then. Missing a few weeks afterwards isn't going to kill them at the Nysc office. Just take an excuse that you're sick and collect your certificate when it's ready. It's better you do it now because if you plan on coming back to do it, age for don carry you... Lol... Or worse still, you might lose interest. Also, make sure you have good rapport with your LGI. He/she can cover up for you and even send your certificate to you wherever you are. All the best

go for ur masters n come back for NYSC if u feel like but I hope you choose not to.

Reminder, Bukola Saraki just got discharged from all charges against him in this country, I feel so used knowing I have served this country before.