₦airaland Forum

Haryohdeji:
LoLbish#If they don't post me, I will post my self... Enugu camp here I come on May21

prettyjo:
Tot it was a joke till I saw it on front page.I am really tired of this mess

Zico5:
See comprehension problem from wailers. How could lack of money translate to insensitivity on the part of the government. Its better to stop arguing with them on any matter cos they have nothing good to say than to destroy. Imagine after pushing us to this precarious situation, they still criticize with any issue. They have no aota of shame.

sasquareT:
Brig.-Gen. Sulyman Kazaure, Director-General, National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), on Monday told the Senate that lack of funds may stall mobilising 2016 Batch A Stream 2 prospective corps members for orientation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that orientation for the batch is expected to commence on Friday in 37 camps across the country.

Kazaure told the Senate Committee on Sports in Abuja that the money required for the exercise was yet to be provided.

He said that the NYSC had written several letters requesting for the money but that as at Monday, it was yet to receive response from the Federal Government.

According to him, we had written to Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports, Finance, Budget and the Presidency even before the end of the orientation camp for Batch A, Stream One.

“We are presently at a loss in NYSC now as there is no money for us to mobilise thousands of prospective corps members in the Batch A Stream 2 to camp this Friday.

“This is in spite of efforts made by us to get things done in that direction several weeks ago.

“The problem staring us in the face arose from the N13 billion shortfall we had in the 2016 budget estimate which the agency made strong request for its provision during budget defence,” he said.

Kazaure, however, expressed the hope that the presidency may make last minute intervention by providing “the urgently-needed fund for the programme’’.

He told the committee that the Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari had invited the Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalong, to see him over the matter.

In his remark, Chairman of the Senate committee, Sen. Obinna Ogba (PDP Ebonyi Central), assured the NYSC that the senate would intervene in the matter.

He said that the senate would convene a meeting during the week for all the parties concerned, including Ministries of Finance and Budget, to find a quick solution to the problem.

“We have listened to you and we are also disturbed by the problem at hand as regards paucity of funds for mobilisation of prospective corps members.

“NYSC is not something to joke with; even if it is through urgent supplementary budget provisions, the problem must be quickly tackled by the Federal Government,” he said. (NAN)


source
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/lack-funds-may-stall-corps-members-mobilisation-camp-nysc/

innosaint27:
Gerrarahia if u no get beta tin 2 contribute! imagine the nonsense u just ejaculated as a post that nysc scheme should become a programme for some selected professions that u have stupendously called vital. Is there any profession that is not vital?? I AM MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENTIST AND WILL NEVER SEE OTHER PROFESSIONS AS LESS VITAL. U think the world is only meant for those in the medical field? Lawyers, Engineers, teachers? YOU ARE FANTASTICALLY WRONG.
NONSENSE!

sasquareT:
Brig.-Gen. Sulyman Kazaure, Director-General, National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), on Monday told the Senate that lack of funds may stall mobilising 2016 Batch A Stream 2 prospective corps members for orientation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that orientation for the batch is expected to commence on Friday in 37 camps across the country.

Kazaure told the Senate Committee on Sports in Abuja that the money required for the exercise was yet to be provided.

He said that the NYSC had written several letters requesting for the money but that as at Monday, it was yet to receive response from the Federal Government.

According to him, we had written to Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports, Finance, Budget and the Presidency even before the end of the orientation camp for Batch A, Stream One.

“We are presently at a loss in NYSC now as there is no money for us to mobilise thousands of prospective corps members in the Batch A Stream 2 to camp this Friday.

“This is in spite of efforts made by us to get things done in that direction several weeks ago.

“The problem staring us in the face arose from the N13 billion shortfall we had in the 2016 budget estimate which the agency made strong request for its provision during budget defence,” he said.

Kazaure, however, expressed the hope that the presidency may make last minute intervention by providing “the urgently-needed fund for the programme’’.

He told the committee that the Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari had invited the Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalong, to see him over the matter.

In his remark, Chairman of the Senate committee, Sen. Obinna Ogba (PDP Ebonyi Central), assured the NYSC that the senate would intervene in the matter.

He said that the senate would convene a meeting during the week for all the parties concerned, including Ministries of Finance and Budget, to find a quick solution to the problem.

“We have listened to you and we are also disturbed by the problem at hand as regards paucity of funds for mobilisation of prospective corps members.

“NYSC is not something to joke with; even if it is through urgent supplementary budget provisions, the problem must be quickly tackled by the Federal Government,” he said. (NAN)


source
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/lack-funds-may-stall-corps-members-mobilisation-camp-nysc/

Quakertellicus1:
First....thanks for your contribution.

Second, I wish I did not have to make the comment that I made.

But let us face reality. The cold fact is that thanks to our reliance on oil....Nigeria does not have enough money because the price of oil...our only revenue earner has fallen.

I like people like you who admits their wrong and repents immediately.
Thumbs up man. I apologize too for using some harsh words on you.
The truth is, this govt claimed to having been running on GEJ's budget up until last week when the president signed the 2016 budget. It therefore means that even stream 1 Orientation camp was powered by the provisions of GEJ's budget. What then did his 2016 budget capture as far as nysc scheme is concerned since they are crying foul that there is no fund. Is Mr president not aware that In a year nysc produces 2 batches in 4 streams at least in recent times? What this whole insensitivity has show cased is that, in 2016 budget, nysc has nothing. Else why can't batch B or batch C's budgeted fund be used for stream 2 while they iron out issues? God pass dem

So...we have to cut costs.

If we do not face that fact....we can take loans from the IMF.....and that would be disastrous.

Thanks....and goodnight.

sasquareT:
Brig.-Gen. Sulyman Kazaure, Director-General, National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), on Monday told the Senate that lack of funds may stall mobilising 2016 Batch A Stream 2 prospective corps members for orientation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that orientation for the batch is expected to commence on Friday in 37 camps across the country.

Kazaure told the Senate Committee on Sports in Abuja that the money required for the exercise was yet to be provided.

He said that the NYSC had written several letters requesting for the money but that as at Monday, it was yet to receive response from the Federal Government.

According to him, we had written to Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports, Finance, Budget and the Presidency even before the end of the orientation camp for Batch A, Stream One.

“We are presently at a loss in NYSC now as there is no money for us to mobilise thousands of prospective corps members in the Batch A Stream 2 to camp this Friday.

“This is in spite of efforts made by us to get things done in that direction several weeks ago.

“The problem staring us in the face arose from the N13 billion shortfall we had in the 2016 budget estimate which the agency made strong request for its provision during budget defence,” he said.

Kazaure, however, expressed the hope that the presidency may make last minute intervention by providing “the urgently-needed fund for the programme’’.

He told the committee that the Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari had invited the Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalong, to see him over the matter.

In his remark, Chairman of the Senate committee, Sen. Obinna Ogba (PDP Ebonyi Central), assured the NYSC that the senate would intervene in the matter.

He said that the senate would convene a meeting during the week for all the parties concerned, including Ministries of Finance and Budget, to find a quick solution to the problem.

“We have listened to you and we are also disturbed by the problem at hand as regards paucity of funds for mobilisation of prospective corps members.

“NYSC is not something to joke with; even if it is through urgent supplementary budget provisions, the problem must be quickly tackled by the Federal Government,” he said. (NAN)
Nigerian students graduate later than their peers elsewhere due to the paucity (strike) in Nigeria's educational curriculum. Nysc which creates more disunity than unity adds another extra year in the delay. Now that it seems Gov can no longer sustain the scheme, is it not better the program is scrapped, so as to save the much delayed youths from more time-wasting. Why is it that our leaders are so inept in every sense..

#SCRAPNYSC.

source
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/lack-funds-may-stall-corps-members-mobilisation-camp-nysc/

Uramzi:
Okay, Now that ot haff near us baah? Smh! Nebours go say yhu no go school atall!

Quakertellicus1:
First....thanks for your contribution.

Second, I wish I did not have to make the comment that I made.

But let us face reality. The cold fact is that thanks to our reliance on oil....Nigeria does not have enough money because the price of oil...our only revenue earner has fallen.

So...we have to cut costs.

If we do not face that fact....we can take loans from the IMF.....and that would be disastrous.

Thanks....and goodnight.

“The problem staring us in the face arose from the N13 billion shortfall we had in the 2016 budget estimate which the agency made strong request for its provision during budget defence,” he said.

eki2000:
This Government Is Cursed.

misscall247:
how will an illiterate president understand
vote4person weh go schl and knows d value of nysc,Una no gree

#u see#

Uramzi:
Okay, Now that ot haff near us baah? Smh! Nebours go say yhu no go school atall!

Pinkyberry2:
APC!!




CHAINS......



This government is the true definition of clueless...

. seun , lalasticlala

eki2000:
This Government Is Cursed.

greatfoly:
what sort of rubbish is this? btw, the budget has been signed, what's stopping implementation? This people should stop wasting our time.
The FG should just scrap this whole scheme and free us from this unnecessary delay.

Afrok:
Not again
My neighbours won't stop asking KENNY WHEN ARE U GOING FOR SERVICE?
Chai... CHANGE everywhere...

donk552:
Useless Buhari why suffering youth

illuminaty:
I LAUGH....and to think that we once heard they were making plans to increase corp members allowance for the month....the basic money they cannot provide,to increase allowee dey sweet them for mouth to talk......shame on this government.....shame on NYSC

WinningSun:
thousands of us have been waiting since we registered in February. I resigned from my job last Friday to prepare myself this week. now I'm stranded. I can't go back and this people just destroy our emotions.

sasquareT:
Brig.-Gen. Sulyman Kazaure, Director-General, National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), on Monday told the Senate that lack of funds may stall mobilising 2016 Batch A Stream 2 prospective corps members for orientation.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that orientation for the batch is expected to commence on Friday in 37 camps across the country.

Kazaure told the Senate Committee on Sports in Abuja that the money required for the exercise was yet to be provided.

He said that the NYSC had written several letters requesting for the money but that as at Monday, it was yet to receive response from the Federal Government.

According to him, we had written to Federal Ministry of Youth and Sports, Finance, Budget and the Presidency even before the end of the orientation camp for Batch A, Stream One.

“We are presently at a loss in NYSC now as there is no money for us to mobilise thousands of prospective corps members in the Batch A Stream 2 to camp this Friday.

“This is in spite of efforts made by us to get things done in that direction several weeks ago.

“The problem staring us in the face arose from the N13 billion shortfall we had in the 2016 budget estimate which the agency made strong request for its provision during budget defence,” he said.

Kazaure, however, expressed the hope that the presidency may make last minute intervention by providing “the urgently-needed fund for the programme’’.

He told the committee that the Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari had invited the Minister of Youths and Sports, Solomon Dalong, to see him over the matter.

In his remark, Chairman of the Senate committee, Sen. Obinna Ogba (PDP Ebonyi Central), assured the NYSC that the senate would intervene in the matter.

He said that the senate would convene a meeting during the week for all the parties concerned, including Ministries of Finance and Budget, to find a quick solution to the problem.

“We have listened to you and we are also disturbed by the problem at hand as regards paucity of funds for mobilisation of prospective corps members.

“NYSC is not something to joke with; even if it is through urgent supplementary budget provisions, the problem must be quickly tackled by the Federal Government,” he said. (NAN)


source
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/lack-funds-may-stall-corps-members-mobilisation-camp-nysc/