0monnak0da:

Pitiable pathetic plonker

globemoney:

SMH. That means, every Nigerian graduate without jobs should also sue NYSC for not giving them jobs and NYSC act is a criminal act for not giving jobless graduates jobs after doing NYSC?

obailala:

So in essence you're saying a man who graduates and then dumps his uni certificate to focus on his main market business is automatically a criminal courtesy of some flimsy sentences in the NYSC Act?... lol

Take that sentence to court and watch how you will be disgraced from the gates.

Guilty as charged

chloride6:


NYSC is not tasked with the responsibility of providing jobs...

Anybody who didnt serve should go and sit down...


The rest of us that served are not stupid

globemoney:

Your emotions cannot rewrite the law. And I know for a fact many Nigerian politicians with first degrees but contested elections with SSCE because thats the minimum requirement needed. Since no law mandates every Nigerian to have first degree, no law also mandates anyone to do NYSC!

chloride6:


I have not rewritten the law. i have only stated what the law says in black and white.

If a criminal sentence was not attached to the service year, what then makes it mandatory and why would any reasonable person serve?

efechris:


So those who graduated before the NYSC scheme was initiated, should go and re apply again abi?

0monnak0da:
This is clear from her CV which is in the public domain.
Just like Pat Utomi,, Ben Murray Bruce, Tinubu and many others.

globemoney:

the law you posted is even internal. lol

Most Nigerians are indeed poorly educated!

oyatz:
NYSC was introduced in 1973, long before NOI graduated.

Children of the rich and mighty like to dodge the National Service.

chloride6:




okay wait...

Lets say a person obtains a B.Sc and does not serve. Can he exercise his constitutional right to be voted for? Yes.

However how can a person who is convicted for evading service vote and be voted for?

The day such a person tried to run for office, court proceedings will begin in earnest...

Better to free than to be in jail ...

globemoney:

Since it's a criminal offence. that means the person can be walking free until he decides to contest election? That means I can break any Nigerian law and ask the police not to arrest me so far as I dont contest election? You see why what you are saying does not have a locus standi

chloride6:


Nope you can be arrested once you do not register for NYSC at the closest call up. We havent just remembered you, datz all

Run for office lets see if will go scot free

globemoney:

Buhari did his NYSC in Lagos

0monnak0da:

The comment is for educated people.

If you are Nigerian and you graduate from university you MUST serve.
Must

No ifs no buts.
Failure to serve is punishable by prison

Shuku0kukobambi:


I've been looking for the fulani agenda since they started wanking over Atiku, Tambuwal, kwankwaso, Lamido etc but couldn't find it. They are ready to be slaves to awusa people again. In fact, they're begging and threatening fire and brimstone if they don't get to be slaves to Awusa Atiku now. The people matter tire me

TonyeBarcanista:

Uncle, NYSC Act cannot override the provisions of the Constitution and NYSC Act has nothing to do with electoral matters, that's the business of the Constitution and E.A.

NOTE: Elective positions aren't "job employment" within the context of what that NYSC Act prescribes, not even ministerial and other political appointments.

obailala:
Funny the way some folks reason and interpret things. I've learnt one new one today courtesy of some bright folks on this thread.

"A graduate who doesnt go for nysc is a criminal; regardless of whether he opts for his personal business or whether he even chooses to relocate from Nigeria. Earning a university degree certificate and not obtaining nysc cert makes you an automatic criminal."

Shuku0kukobambi:


I've been looking for the fulani agenda since they started wanking over Atiku, Tambuwal, kwankwaso, Lamido etc but couldn't find it. They are ready to be slaves to awusa people again. In fact, they're begging and threatening fire and brimstone if they don't get to be slaves to Awusa Atiku now. The people matter tire me

T9ksy:



Abi o jare!!! No be only you o as their matter tire me, too.

They have ALWAYS been awusa slaves right from day one yet they never stop calling others "awusa slaves".

obailala:

So in essence you're saying a man who graduates and then dumps his uni certificate to focus on his main market business is automatically a criminal courtesy of[b] some flimsy sentences in the NYSC Act?[/b]... lol

Take that sentence to court and watch how you will be disgraced from the gates.

seunmsg:


Tonye, you of all people should know better. This is not about the constitution or the electoral act. It is not even about qualification for elective position. According to our law, all Nigerians who graduate before the age of 3o MUST SERVE. Failure to present yourself for NYSC after graduating before 30 is a crime punishable under the NYSC act. It does not matter whether you want to seek elective office or not. Once it is discovered that you skipped NYSC, you can be charged to court and sentenced to one year imprisonment plus a fine of 2k. You guys should stop mixing this up with the legal qualification to contest for political offices.

TonyeBarcanista:

The Constitution is very clear, being educated up to secondary school level is enough, others are extraneous

seunmsg:



Are you kidding me? You just called the provision of a valid law some flimsy sentences
See, this is not the time to be emotional. The law is the law irrespective of how anybody feels about it. It also doesn't make sense to me but it is the law. That it was overlooked before now does not mean it will be overlooked in the future. There is a popular awareness about NYSC law after the Kemi Adeosun saga. APC screened out Shittu because he skipped NYSC. The moment Ngozi decides to contest for any political office, opponents and other busy body organizations like SERAP will sue her to court for violating NYCS act.

mbagideon:

man what you dey talk just trying to sound intelligent right he's saying that's the minimum qualifications you need for an elective post in Nigeria is that right or not stop bringing up side issue