₦airaland Forum

aaaaabbbbbccccc:
you don't even need nysc for political posts

Whether you need it or not, getting the exemption when you are not above the age of 30 is a civil offence that can jeopardize office promotions or political appointments.

Can someone who’s above 30yrs go for nysc, the person graduated 2018. Currently 35yrs

immortalcrown:
Whether you need it or not, getting the exemption when you are not above the age of 30 is a civil offence that can jeopardize office promotions or political appointments.

Where did i mention getting the exemption letter? Dude only wants it because everyone is getting it, without knowing it’s not that important.

WarrenP:
Can someone who’s above 30yrs go for nysc, the person graduated 2018. Currently 35yrs

Yes. Since the person graduated before age 30.

aaaaabbbbbccccc:
Where did i mention getting the exemption letter? Dude only wants it because everyone is getting it, without knowing it’s not that important.

You obviously responded without reading both the post and my comment.

deji17:
Lack of retrospect makes people say these things. The society gave him many things for him to now deny them. He must have met people that helped him along the way. The govt and people are a true reflection of each other. That good part of the road that he plies was built by Govt. The Lecturers, teachers, Doctors etc who received subsidized education and are giving him relatively affordable services have contributed to whatever you call success that he has today. Think deeply. The answer is there.

There’s nothing like subsidized education in private institutions — I guess you're just overly obsessed with this whole "Nigeria" matter.

Lecturers in private institutions are paid based on the services they render. No government subsidy involved.

As for the roads to the school? The business pays taxes to the local government and FIRS. That’s how infrastructure should be handled.

Is there even anything to be proud of in serving Nigeria at this point? A government that can’t guarantee basic security for its citizens — the most fundamental responsibility — has already failed.

You pay JAMB for regularization, just like you pay them to keep your academic records.
You pay NIN to get access to their service.
You pay for everything.

A government that removed fuel subsidy can’t even provide clean water.
And you say NYSC is “service”? Service to who?

There’s nothing worth celebrating in NYSC — because at the end of it all, you’re on your own.

And anyone who dares to mention “₦77K allawee” should watch out — tunder go fire them.

Chinny024:
I heard you can be a corp member without going there for one day allegedly...
On POP, u can show face for the galour and pix taking..Shikina

It's impossible now because NYSC naw uses biometric system to mark attendance

Delay your school clearance till you are past 30. When you complete your clearance , your certificate will bear the date you completed your clearance hence automatic exemption letter from NYSC

One can apply to serve in the state of residence based on special consideration, or if one his posted to a state outside one's residence, he or she can arrange with the ZI or the LGI, but it won't be free, he or she might part with half of the allawee.

Hehehe
I think say to wear NYSC uniform take photo mean say life don dey set be that

Kingdavid579:
Hello everyone, hope you’re all doing well.

I have a serious question regarding the NYSC for a 27-year-old Nigerian graduate who’s also a self-employed businessman. This young man actually financed his entire education through his business, which means his livelihood and future depend heavily on its continued growth and stability. Now, the prospect of leaving this business to serve in the NYSC feels like a huge disruption—not only personally but also financially.

With the current state of Nigeria’s economy, where entrepreneurship and small business growth are highly encouraged as vital drivers for development, stepping away from his business at this crucial time could be disastrous for him. It might slow down or even halt the progress he’s made so far.

So here’s the main question: is there a legal and official way for him to obtain an NYSC exemption letter without having to change or modify his age on his NIN? He wants to be fully compliant with the law and avoid any complications, but also wants to protect his business and future.

If anyone has experience with this or knows the official procedure, please share your advice or insights. It would really help clarify the situation.

Thanks a lot in advance!

FXtrader2025:
What about Graduation 3 Months before the Age of 30?

You are 29 years old at 3 months before! Sorry, it won't work

No...!!

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Even 29½ years sef..

You must clock 30 as the time you graduated before you can be exempted.!!

Chienex24:
Not in this modern day Nigeria oga! Nysc has currently outlived it's usefulness. The dangers and disadvantages are much more than the gains. The Nysc you talk about was for generation x

You cant work in a Multinational firm without NYSC

No be everything person dey criticize

Some Nigerian-based Tech firm wouldnt employ you either

Where do you work, bro?

And if you are a full-term businessman, then this talk is not for you as you cant relate