Against the backdrop of an insensitive government and NYSC administrators, is it possible to boycott the NYSC camp in Boko Haram afflicted and red-list states? And if this were possible, what is the repercussion or punishment as it were for boycotting a call to serve your "father land"!

Well, some of us were fortunate to influence our posting to a less volatile state while unfortunately, some of us were not. But personally, I feel if corp members stayed with their respective comfort zones leaving these camps empty, maybe the govt/administrators in their ivory towers can begin to show traces of human feeling. Cause I can't just comprehend how innocent and defenceless corpers should be posted to Borno, Yobe, Gombe and the likes.

I remember during my undergraduate days in one of the oldest and very top Federal University in Nigeria. Then every student in my department boycotted an examination (a final year exam at that) when the lecture for the course didn't even lecture a single class! Initially they threatened extra-year for the whole dept (which was very impossible given the circumstances) but we stood our ground and eventually we won against the lecturer.

Similarly, I think corp members should unite together at this time, have an unwavering voice and fight for their lives. After all, they are the leaders of tomorrow.

@poster why should u do dat wen there is a legal way of doing it. All u have to do is to go to the headquarters in abuja and lay complaint and they would change it almost instantly. The earlier u go b beta cos the multitude dat will flock their office will amaze u. And they will change it for all. I am waiting for questions thanks

I know a few corp members who are still waiting to be redeployed after 5months. These people did it the right way. Oya!?