Corps Member Laments Poor Infrastructure in Assigned School
- A Nigerian youth corps member has criticized the federal government after sharing a video of a school he attended, posted by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
- The corps member shared a video on X, formerly Twitter, detailing the poor learning conditions at the school.
- The footage shows students from various classes engaging in academic activities in a makeshift structure made of woods and sticks as walls and class dividers.
A Nigerian youth corps member has criticized the federal government after sharing a video revealing the poor conditions of the school where he was posted by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
The video, posted on X (formerly Twitter), shows students from various classes attending lessons inside a makeshift structure constructed from wood and sticks, which serve as walls and classroom dividers.
In the clip, the corps member expressed his frustration over the inadequate learning environment, lamenting that this was the school he was assigned to teach.
He said, “Make una see the school where I come to teach.”
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The post sparked reactions from many concerned Nigerians, who took to the comment section to express their disappointment and call for urgent improvements in school infrastructure.
Reacting to the post…
@NwokeAkwaeze: “See land. But to build something is now the problem. But if something happens here now they will involve money supposed to be used to build something here and bring bags of rice with big big motor.”
@Dozzy_Dozzy22: “Check well, the state governor is building flyovers where they’re not needed, and sponsoring Hajj pilgrimage upandan in billions.”
@XJustina27: “This was how we were taught back then at Akute community high School that year.”
@01_spatherapist: “Our leaders and evil are wicked.”
