“From Osun State, deployed to far away Kano to serve her fatherland. Tired and stressed up in traffic. Forced to partake in military drills the following morning. COLLAPSED, TRIED TO STAY ALIVE, BUT DIED STILL."Pls for God’s sake, if NYSC cannot be scrapped, let it be restructured to give room for service in neighboring states. This is one death too many!
"IFEDOLAPO OLADEPO, THE WORLD IS GRIEVED TO LOSE YOU. RIP.”
Another source Ngozi Emenike reported:
“So this girl died in Kano camp today due to negligence. They assumed she was pretending to be sick in order to dodge parade, so they refused to treat her until the situation got complicated. When will Nigeria grow? RIP Ifedolapo.”NYSC really need to work on their strategies. People shouldn't be losing their lives so cheaply.
Change of weather alone can affect human..R.I.P Ife dolapo
ReplyDeleteThis is baaaaaaaad news. I also support the idea of looking into this NYSC stuff. Is a waste of fund.
ReplyDeleteWhat a loss. May her soul rest in peace
ReplyDeleteWhat a avoidable loss, we should not always assume someone is playing trick with his or her life, we should always take things serious nomatter if it's a joke or for real..
ReplyDeleteMay her soul Rest in Peace..
A Lot of NYSC have died in the North for recent years now,especially the girls,government should do something about it, allow student to do their NYSC in their state to avoid many nonsense happening to them..shhh
#GodSaveSUsAll
This is really painful and sad. Trust the Officials to deny it outrightly. May her soul RIP!
ReplyDeleteThis is ridiculous!
ReplyDeleteRIP young corper
ReplyDeleteGod ve mercy oo
ReplyDeleteToo bad. RIP sister
ReplyDeleteMay her soul RIP. Something needs to be done on camp drilling of youth corps, not everybody have strength for that military drilling.
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...RIP! I am one of the few Nigerians advocating for scrapping NYSC. its of no use. as a matter of fact, its a waste of time and resources.
ReplyDeleteIt's high time PMB do something about this
ReplyDeleteIts a pity, its d bad pple dat are really making d innocent nt 2b trusted and they suffer 4 it, RIP
ReplyDeleteSo so painful. Rest in peace.
ReplyDeletevery sad
ReplyDeleteWhat a sad news, they should scrap this NYSC scheme because it's causing more harm than good.
ReplyDeleteThe lack of application of first aid might have grossly contributed to her early exit. This happens on road crash spots in Nigeria every day especially where first responders have no knowledge on what to do, First aid should be a vital copanion in our offices, homes and carstha.May her soul rest in peace
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