How is the world ever going to see this? 33 reposts, 20+ likes yet the view is just 409 views? Everyone, they’re killing Christians in the city of Kaduna and no one is doing anything about it. We need help!!!

Please, HELP ABDULBASIT. He's a young Nigerian hustling to secure a good life and despite the many failures of Nigeria, he wanted to serve. He was kidnapped on his way to Akwa-Ibom and the kidnappers are requesting for N5m to SEC his release. So far, N1.7m has been raised and 3.3m needed to complete it. I don't know him, but like every other Nigerian, I'm concerned for him and the rest of those kidnapped together. Let's repost this and help them get home safely.

🤣🤣🤣won gbe tuntun de!

This is a video of my friend’s mum, who was kidnapped a few days ago, crying and pleading for help with the ransom. No parent deserves to go through this kind of pain. 💔 Please, if this gets to your timeline, I’m sincerely pleading in the name of God, please help us retweet

Please, repost, abeg.🙏🏼🥺 Help us bring our brother back, please.🙏🏼 Your thousands and millions can go a long way in bringing our brother back home, please.🙏🏼😭 The Lord has blessed you. Amen!🥺🙏🏼 Acct number- 1413282333 Bank- Access Name- Adewale Isaac Taiwo

Please don’t forget my brother Say his name #freepreciousabudu

AN OPEN APPEAL TO THE NYSC MANAGEMENT AND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: A CALL TO SCRAP OR REFORM THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS (NYSC) IN THE INTEREST OF GRADUATE SAFETY Dear Sir/Madam, I write as a concerned Nigerian graduate and youth with a heavy heart regarding the continued abduction, injury, and loss of lives of corps members across the country due to insecurity. The NYSC scheme was established in 1973 by General Yakubu Gowon with a noble objective: to foster national unity, integration, and reconstruction after the civil war. That purpose was timely and patriotic at that time. However, Nigeria of 1973 is not Nigeria of 2026. Today, the primary threat to the average youth is not disunity, but insecurity. Our roads have become hunting grounds for kidnappers, bandits, and terrorists. Every batch of corps members travelling from Lagos to Sokoto, from Port Harcourt to Borno, from Enugu to Zamfara, are exposed to grave danger. We have read countless reports of corps members abducted on their way to orientation camps, kidnapped on PPA journeys, and attacked in remote local government areas where they were posted to serve. My humble advice and recommendations are as follows: 1. The Security Reality Has Outgrown The Scheme: Parents no longer sleep when their children are posted far from home. A first-class graduate who survived 4-5 years in university should not be kidnapped and killed or made to pay millions in ransom just because he wants to serve his country. No nation should demand such a sacrifice from its youths. 2. The Scheme Has Lost Its Core Purpose: The idea of unity is no longer achieved by forced posting. Nigerians now interact and unite more through education, business, social media, and inter-marriage than NYSC ever enforced. Many corps members serve in schools where they are not paid or in offices where they do nothing for 12 months. The year has become a waste of productive life for many. 3. If Total Scrapping Is Not Possible, Then Reform It: If the government insists NYSC must remain, then please consider this more humane alternative that will drastically reduce abductions: ALLOW GRADUATES TO SERVE IN THE STATE WHERE THEY FINISHED THEIR HIGHER INSTITUTION. A student who schooled in Lagos should serve in Lagos. A student who schooled in Enugu should serve in Enugu. By this, we will achieve the following: a) No more dangerous interstate travel by road, which is where 90% of abductions happen. b) Corps members will serve in an environment they already know, with family and support systems nearby. c) It will reduce the burden on the government to provide accommodation and security in volatile areas. d) It will still allow service to the nation without risking lives unnecessarily. Alternatively, NYSC can be made optional and not mandatory for employment, or converted to a fully remote/virtual community service programme, or a paid skill acquisition and employment preparation year. Conclusion: Sir, with all due respect, no certificate is worth the blood of a Nigerian youth. We cannot keep sacrificing our graduates on the altar of a 50-year-old scheme while kidnappers are making a business out of it. The best way to show that the government values its youths is to protect their lives first. I therefore passionately appeal to the committee to consider either scrapping NYSC completely or as an immediate intervention, allowing all prospective corps members to serve in their state of institution or state of residence. Our lives matter more than posting letters. Yours faithfully, A Concerned Nigerian Youth @officialnyscng @nysc_ng @nysc360

What’s crazy is that corpers were kidnapped and everyone just moved on. It’s extremely sickening what this country has turned into.

See flyers everywhere of people crowdfunding for the kidnapped corpers. No statement from the government. This is painful.

Families are raising ransom money by themselves for corp members that were kidnapped on their way to serve their fatherland!!🤦🏽‍♀️💔

My immediate younger brother, Precious Alonge has been in kidnappers' den for a week now. Please, help us release him and other victims. We are raising N10million. 7032554011 Opay. Praise Alonge God bless you. Thank you.

We are posting kidnapped people everyday and begging for ransom like it’s normal. This is not normal!

He's just a graduate that wants to serve his father's land 😭😭😭😭 Please bring Samuel back home @policeNG @officialnyscng

NOBODY HAS BEEN RESCUED!!! NOBODY HAS BEEN RESCUED!!! NOBODY HAS BEEN RESCUED!!! NOBODY HAS BEEN RESCUED!!! NOBODY HAS BEEN RESCUED!!!

My brother, Wahab Jamiu, was among the passengers kidnapped yesterday on their way to the NYSC camp. His live location stopped sharing along the Onitsha-Owerri Road. No update has been received so far Kindly repost, please. 🙏

Abudu Precious Oladipupo A recent Graduate of Linguistics & African Languages. He just enrolled for NYSC Batch C1, 2026. Who embarked on the journey to NYSC Camp Akwa-Ibom from Samonda, Bodija, Ibadan Oyo State, 30th of September, 2026. On the way between Owerri- Onitsha, Imo state, the bus he travelled in and two other buses from the same park got ambushed by Kidnappers. News report reaching that about 4 persons managed to escape. Reports has spread as the Police and the Military are on the search. Please Kindly Repost for more attention across Nigeria.

ON THIS DAY: Oct 1st, 2009, Grace Adie Ushang was r@ped and mûrdêred by a gang of young men in Maiduguri, Borno State, for "dressing provocatively" in khaki trousers. The same trousers that were issued to her by the Nigerian government for her National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). The kîlIers are yet to be caught and brought to justice.

BREAKING: Prospective Corps Members Abducted on their way to Akwa Ibom

My friends have been kidnapped on their way to the NYSC camp in Abia State. @NigerianArmy @officialABAT @seyimakinde @alexottiofr @thatverydarkman

I don’t know what to do. My cousin has been kidnapped on her way to Lagos. I can’t even think straight.