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Congratulations to the corp members who passed out of the National Youths Service Corp. For the britikos and dem other oyibos who do not know what NYSC is all about,  It is a compulsory one year service for all graduates of polytechnics and universities in the country, primarily to foster unity amongst all tribes in the country. If some had a chance, they would have gladly skipped the program and moved on to the next chapter of their life while Some are still grateful for their service year and the tremendous impact it had on them. So, having sacrificed one’s time to be involved in this program of which you had no choice, the big question that stays glued to one’s heart is “What Next after NYSC?” Remember allowee don finish and God don catch you because there will be no more endless insults during NYSC delay in paying allowee. Most people have often times tried to avoid that big question during service and it was common to see corp members swiftly admit leavi...

Someone sent this story to my mail box and I can’t help but publish it.  Kindly read the letter below: Good day, My name is Amisu Oluwafemi Tunde, brother of Amisu Oluwafunmito Abdullahi, a 2016 Jamb candidate with registration number, 65913730AD. My brother was meant to write the Jamb exam at center number C37994 with seat number 042 on Monday February 29, 2016 at original time of 01:30pm. Due to server issues, as we were told, he didn’t seat for this exam until about 7:30pm on the same day and at the same center finishing at about 20minutes past 9pm in the night. However inconvenient that was. After writing the exam, we awaited the result as we were told we would get it within 24 hours to the registered number which happened to be my dad’s. Upon checking, we got a “result pending” notification. Understandably, we continued to wait. On Friday March 4th, my dad on his way out at about 7am was checking through outstanding sms on his phone when he opened a messag...