REBUTTAL

The attention of Management of the National Youth Sevice Corps has been drawn to a fake release making the rounds on the social media to the effect that Corps Members travelling on "high risk roads" should alert their families, friends and colleagues in order to have somebody to pay off the ransom that could be demanded in the event of being kidnapped.

Management wishes to emphatically state that the clause quoted is not embedded in NYSC Security Tips pamphlet which was put together by a highly respected retired security expert.

Management wishes to appeal to the general public to always clarify issues with the Scheme.

Please, be wary of falling prey to the antics of mischief makers out to ridicule the Scheme.

Management shall continue to prioritise the security and welfare of Corps Members and staff at all times.

Management.

Olofin2:
How I wish I have supernatural power that can declare idiots dead in their house!

dettolgel:
6

Olujoe1:
Gt

illicit:
I checked mine, can't find that clause tho

aguele:


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AntiBMC:
How is it fake? It's clearly stated there in the handbook. The corpers even captured it in a video clip b4 they'd come and lie that the pictures were altered.

This country is finished. Na graduates wey say dem no go fit do without 33k I dey pity. 33k will not be enough for ransom o. Sit down after graduation and plan ur life. Going to waste one year in the name of serving a dead country looking for cheap labor isn't worth the risk. A word is enough for the wise.