LegendHero:


I don’t even like Fayemi to start with.

Okay now let’s agree for the sake of argument that everyone who joins the army later in life do so due to job or frustration.

When they want to join that army later in life, they have to lobby and seek for connection, beg people, network, and etc.

I know lot of my friends that love the army and indicated their interest about joining after getting their B.tech. Most of them are part of the Man’o War in school and some of them are currently in the army as we speak. So that argument that only job frustration lead people to join the army might not be factually correct.

If NYSC can give them some opportunities to have that link to join the military without much hassle, then I see nothing bad in it.

God bless your knowledge. Why will someone say individuals joining the military is out of frustration or no job without examining those who have passion for it thou the former is correct in a country we find ourselves. In other countries individuals join the career they deem fit without others mocking them and even with the surplus of employment over there a lot of them still choose the career path knowing fully well of the danger that’s in the job.

Fayemi is mad for that statement. He should bring his children first before spitting that nonsense he said. I expect him to say those who are willing and able should join and leave the rest alone. With the competition that is in their selections and the numbers they will take military can’t even enlist all nysc corp member. Now u will see them taking 2-5 people per state.

LegendHero:


How will you be recruited into the army without pay?

Mi o gbadun o. Mo need agbo jedi ati alomo lati fi pa risika layo.

To ba ti pa risikat ton,o ma fi attention pelu agbara to n ku se ipob this ogbonna that

AfonjaConehead:


To ba ti pa risikat ton,o ma fi attention pelu agbara to n ku se ipob this ogbonna that

Remove the bolded n to make the word make more sense.

Beeni buroda mi. Ti mo ba ti fo risika lenu tan, mo ma wa si Nairaland lati wa ba awon elenujawaya lati ila oorun wi.

LegendHero:


Remove the bolded n to make the word make more sense.

Beeni buroda mi. Ti mo ba ti fo risika lenu tan, mo ma wa si Nairaland lati wa ba awon elenujawaya lati ila oorun wi.

Oo get ara e sha

vikgreen01:


God bless your knowledge. Why will someone say individuals joining the military is out of frustration or no job without examining those who have passion for it thou the former is correct in a country we find ourselves. In other countries individuals join the career they deem fit without others mocking them and even with the surplus of employment over there a lot of them still choose the career path knowing fully well of the danger that’s in the job.

Fayemi is mad for that statement. He should bring his children first before spitting that nonsense he said. I expect him to say those who are willing and able should join and leave the rest alone. With the competition that is in their selections and the numbers they will take military can’t even enlist all nysc corp member. Now u will see them taking 2-5 people per state.

You are 100% correct and this is exactly what I stated in my assertions. But Nairaland these days is an echo chamber and anything contrary to their ideology is flagged.

LegendHero:


You are 100% correct and this is exactly what I stated in my assertions. But Nairaland these days is an echo chamber and anything contrary to their ideology is flagged.

Lol. Don’t mind them. Those guys hate military with passion. It’s not their fault it’s the unorganized system.

Trojan8:

How does this relate with forcing Corp members to join the military or work for free in communities if they choose to decline the armed forces?
I don't just understand the way people reason on this forum. Instead of calling a spade a spade, you are trying to factor in a point that has no relationship with the subject of the discussion.
Meanwhile, other commentators are ignorant but you are supposed to be the informed one.

Don't always be eager to comment without reading, it makes respond inappropriately.

=>Firstly, Fayemo was not asking FG to force anyone, “willing and able” is at the centre of his recommendation

Governor Kayode Fayemi has come under attack for urging President Muhammadu Buhari to turn National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camps into security training grounds and recruit “willing and able” graduates to join the military and the police.

=> Secondly, Compulsory one year service (NYSC) is a constitutional mandate to all graduates under 30 years of age and Nigeria is not peculiar to Nigeria alone, there are those who get involved in deep Military service including deployment. France, Brazil, S-Korea, Tunisia, Isreal, Mali, etc are example nations with compulsory military service.

Just because we dey Nairaland dey drag comment section, make everybody sabi him IQ mate o

FreelanceRebel:


Don't always be eager to comment without reading, it makes respond inappropriately.

=>Firstly, Fayemo was not asking FG to force anyone, “willing and able” is at the centre of his recommendation


=> Secondly, Compulsory one year service (NYSC) is a constitutional mandate to all graduates under 30 years of age and Nigeria is not peculiar to Nigeria alone, there are those who get involved in deep Military service including deployment. France, Brazil, S-Korea, Tunisia, Isreal, Mali, etc are example nations with compulsory military service.

Just because we dey Nairaland dey drag comment section, make everybody sabi him IQ mate o

Bullocks. Why are you skipping where he said that those that are unwilling would work for free?


Keep typing nonsense