₦airaland Forum

Is he being sponsored by USA for this statement?

The Touts Traffic Control Agency on blue uniform by the traffic light @ Ekpan Link Road, Airport Road (Warri) are evil, They keep exploiting motorists, jump into people's vehicles like thieves and money exploited sent to their individual accounts. Please Delta State Government should come to our aid.

NYSC is the most useless of them all. The purported unity it was touted to promote is non existent. This is evident on the e-war on X and Nairaland between Igbo and Yoruba youths.

I'd rather suggest they use that one year to be apprenticed to traders in Aspamda trade fair, Onitsha main market, Alaba international, etc.

After one year, the government should bulk up and shore up their allawee to be used as startups in whatever they trained on.

That would make more entrepreneurial impact and sustainably clear off CVs from blue chips and government agencies tables. It's a sustainable model of creating wealth that Igbos has evolved over the years and its working.

Sigh... They are not as useless as those paying their salaries.

First time I think sowore had made sense.
I think in same direction too.
But hiw do u regulate universities with method of giving admission?
It will be more fraudulent.

They can modify NYSC like letting people serve within their region and they can only serve outside their region only if they chose to.. The program itself can be enriched to make it more meaningful

They won't scrap it
A lot of economics and trades are tied to it.
Imagine the number of people that will become jobless; thousands and the ripple effects

Transporters make money moving corp members around to various locations

Some people basically rely on the mammy markets as means of livelihood, although it is exploitative

How about those who produce the uniforms and Nysc kits... It's huge millions to them...

JAMB can be scrapped... O and A levels are enough for university admission....

I disagree with him.

God1000:
I support the scrapping of NYSC and NELFUND but not JAMB and TETFUND

What of scrapping of Jamb and tetfund, but not nysc and nelfund.

Well supported.

Jamb and nysc should be cancel.

ESPECIALLY


NYSC


The one year (mandatory money) should be given to them after graduating.



To start business or japa with it.

vincenteger:
Jamb, supported
Nysc, not supported

what is the importance of NYSC in this era?

[quote author=God1000 post=135370451][/quote]NYSC - should be restructured!!!

Thank God he didn't become president..

I met great Northerners and good friends till date from that Nysc scheme.

These two organisations don't add any value to our youths

I never heard that a governor son or senator son is taken part in those nonsense

They will work their way out

Nigeria education system is useless

Those two organisations are frustrating youths

The sowore guy na the man wey dey advice Obi for iweka bridge

This one is just a nuisance the fool say TETFUND is useless a fool at 40

jamb should be remodeled. Its getting frustrating.

[quote author=God1000 post=135370451][/quote]Why has Ishaq Oloyede refused to resign? At the minimum he needs to proceed on administrative leave to enable a transparent evaluation and correction of the mess he has made

God1000:
I support the scrapping of NYSC and NELFUND but not JAMB and TETFUND

We will not Scrap them, that is where we get our Egunje and brown envelopes ooo, you have started again

XtraFortunes:
I agree with him. I almost lost my life during my NYSC in the north. The driver and another passenger died on the spot. I will never forget that day in my life. I thank God I am alive today

These two organizations are time wasters of Nigerian youth. One will stay at home for years writing Jamb, while those who know road and have long keg have entered school, same with NYSC waiting to be mobilized and wasting one year serving.

Meanwhile abroad at 25 most people who want to go to school have graduated and are working and usually married, their counterpart in Nigeria are still writing Jamb and trying to go for NYSC.

So you see your age mates abroad retire early and starts traveling the world on Vacation while in Nigeria at 40 people are still claiming youth. These are because of these Jamb and NYSC delays

You make your education sound like waste. Recommending and to NYSC sue to road accident is so so myopic. Were others that experienced road accidents also going for NYSC? Road accidents occur due to reckless driving. I guess it's now easier to government to scrap NYSC than to simply caution your reckless commercial bus driver. Born and bred in Lagos and schooling in Ogun state, I was posted to cross River state. I went and I came back with no regrets whatsoever.

As for jamb, admission is on granted based on merit. Admission is competitive and there has to be screening. The best get the slot. You want a dullard who only managed to score 165 to get admitted for medicine over someone who scored 330(double)? He is recommending scrapping jamb instead of campaigning against students' laziness.

This sowore is a disgruntled looser trying to destroy everything since he couldn't get what he wanted. If your house is faded, paint it, repair it, but don't mow it down

God1000:
I support the scrapping of NYSC and NELFUND but not JAMB and TETFUND

what’s jamb doing?

We have neco and waec

How much is the money that you want to japa with it

dododawa1:
ESPECIALLY


NYSC


The one year (mandatory money) should be given to them after graduating.



To start business or japa with it.

XtraFortunes:
I agree with him. I almost lost my life during my NYSC in the north. The driver and another passenger died on the spot. I will never forget that day in my life. I thank God I am alive today

These two organizations are time wasters of Nigerian youth. One will stay at home for years writing Jamb, while those who know road and have long keg have entered school, same with NYSC waiting to be mobilized and wasting one year serving.

Meanwhile abroad at 25 most people who want to go to school have graduated and are working and usually married, their counterpart in Nigeria are still writing Jamb and trying to go for NYSC.

So you see your age mates abroad retire early and starts traveling the world on Vacation while in Nigeria at 40 people are still claiming youth. These are because of these Jamb and NYSC delays

Sitting for JAMB was never a prob. School admission is one hard thing people normally underrate..
My first Jamb score was 297, but this very anonymous sch denied me admission & gv non indigenes admission, Even tho i resided in that state for about 15yrs😂
Citizen no pass like dis. I cld speak their language fluently more than my own😂💔 yet, they denied me.

XtraFortunes:
I agree with him. I almost lost my life during my NYSC in the north. The driver and another passenger died on the spot. I will never forget that day in my life. I thank God I am alive today

These two organizations are time wasters of Nigerian youth. One will stay at home for years writing Jamb, while those who know road and have long keg have entered school, same with NYSC waiting to be mobilized and wasting one year serving.

Meanwhile abroad at 25 most people who want to go to school have graduated and are working and usually married, their counterpart in Nigeria are still writing Jamb and trying to go for NYSC.

So you see your age mates abroad retire early and starts traveling the world on Vacation while in Nigeria at 40 people are still claiming youth. These are because of these Jamb and NYSC delays

I saw one grandpa that said seyi tinubu hire thugs to be him up claiming youth(they call him NANS president) That guy should be above 75yrs and he's still claiming youth

Was that what the Ford Foundation ordered you to say?

Stooge.

UncleAyo:
Me think, these will help:

1. Increase JAMB Frequency
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination should be conducted 2 to 3 times a year. This gives students multiple opportunities to succeed, reduces the pressure of a one-time exam, and aligns with global best practices.

2. Extend JAMB Result Validity
A JAMB result should be valid for at least 2 to 3 years. This will reduce the financial burden on families and give students more time to prepare for university admission processes.

3. Discourage Post-UTME Exams
Post-UTME exams should be phased out. Instead, JAMB should be strengthened to serve as a centralized, standardized, and credible assessment. Strict penalties should be enforced to curb exam malpractice.

4. Remove Limits on Institutional Applications
Students should be able to apply to as many institutions as they choose, just like in many developed countries. This allows for better matching between students and universities, increasing admission chances and reducing bottlenecks.

5. Revise University Grading System
The grading scale should be reviewed. For example, a score of 60% (not the common 70%) and above could be considered an “A”, encouraging realistic and fair academic expectations while promoting critical thinking over rote learning.

6. Link Lecturer Evaluation to Student Performance
Lecturers should be evaluated and promoted based on measurable student outcomes, teaching effectiveness, innovation, and feedback—not just academic publications. This will encourage better teaching and student support.

7. Integrate AI Across All Courses
Universities should incorporate Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies into all fields of study—medicine, agriculture, education, law, etc.—to better prepare students for the future workforce.

8. Record and Upload All Classes
All lectures should be recorded in video format and made available to students immediately after each class. This improves learning flexibility and helps students review complex topics at their own pace.

9. Government Grants for IT and Skill Development
The government should provide targeted grants and sponsorships to support IT skill acquisition for out-of-school youths and adult workers. This will boost national productivity and reduce unemployment.

10. Upgrade Curriculum for Relevance
Tertiary institutions should update their curriculum regularly to reflect current industry demands and global trends. Courses should prioritize hands-on experience, internships, and soft skills development.

11. Strengthen Student Support Services
Counseling, career guidance, mentorship, and mental health services should be made readily available in all institutions to support holistic student development.

12. Continuous and effective workers skill upgrade measures through online course and offline mediums.


On that NYSC, I personaly wish I did not participate in the program.

chatgpt spotted

Scrap Sahara reporter of the American too

Fuckingmallam45:
Sowore enjoyed some of these things highlighted by him. Typical Nigerian 😏😏🚶

Enjoyed how?

[quote author=God1000 post=135370451][/quote]NYSC is trash to me.

They should abolish Jamb because of this controversy?
Say something else .

XtraFortunes:
I agree with him. I almost lost my life during my NYSC in the north. The driver and another passenger died on the spot. I will never forget that day in my life. I thank God I am alive today

These two organizations are time wasters of Nigerian youth. One will stay at home for years writing Jamb, while those who know road and have long keg have entered school, same with NYSC waiting to be mobilized and wasting one year serving.

Meanwhile abroad at 25 most people who want to go to school have graduated and are working and usually married, their counterpart in Nigeria are still writing Jamb and trying to go for NYSC.

So you see your age mates abroad retire early and starts traveling the world on Vacation while in Nigeria at 40 people are still claiming youth. These are because of these Jamb and NYSC delays

Eggzactly