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Outrage as NYSC Corper Kneels Before Official in Viral Photo

A viral photo of an NYSC member kneeling before an official has sparked public outrage, with many Nigerians condemning it as an abuse of power and calling for urgent reforms within the program.

A viral image of a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member kneeling before his Local Government Inspector (LGI) has sparked widespread outrage, with many Nigerians condemning it as an abuse of power and a form of intimidation.

The photo, originally shared on Facebook by a user named Waltino on March 16, has ignited heated debates about the treatment of corps members. In his caption, Waltino hinted at the struggles corps members face, stating, “This is what we are passing through but if we talk now.” Many social media users have since criticized the incident, arguing that a university graduate should not be subjected to such treatment.

Several commenters have labeled the act as bullying, while others have questioned the relevance of NYSC, calling for urgent reforms within the program. This controversy follows another NYSC-related incident where a female corps member in Lagos alleged that she faced threats from the NYSC board after criticizing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over inflation and economic hardship.

Online reactions have been overwhelmingly critical, with many expressing frustration over the power dynamics within NYSC. Some commenters have accused NYSC officials of exploiting their authority, while others have condemned the corper for complying with the directive to kneel. The image has further fueled discussions about whether the NYSC program still serves its intended purpose.

As the backlash grows, many Nigerians are calling for accountability and better treatment of corps members, urging authorities to address systemic issues within the NYSC structure.

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SOURCES: ALLSCHOOL, GISTREEL

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