Helo, nysc abia/ umunneochi local governmrnt has refused to issue discharge certificates to 2014 batch b passing out corpers because the corpers were alleged to have been overpaid by inec during the last general elections. Pls something should be done asap!

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Loss of live, be it accidental or natural, is an occurence which is sure to trigger a range of emotions, and obviously miltary personnel are not immune to emotions.
The military and indeed the generality of Nigerians, would obvious be pained by this loss. However, the foregoing does not justify the actions of the military in vandalising public property. Quite a number of nigerians have lost their lifes in circumstances far from accidental. If Nigerians went on vandalisation sprees everytime security agents carried out extra judicial killings, which are oftentimes attributed to 'accidental discharge', there would probably be nothing left for the soldiers to vandalise. The soldiers' act of destroying government property-buses in retaliation of the death of their colleague is totally lawless, unethical and denigrading of their status. Accidental deaths occur and as Nigerians- civilan and military, we owe it to ourselves to help each other get through the pain. We can only try our best to prevent a recurrence. The Lagos state government should herald the proactive measures in this instance.
Before now there have been calls from various quarters for the Lagos state government to caution the BRT drivers as regards their reckless driving. Hopefully, this incident will stir the government to take some correcttive steps.
The lagos state government should make sure that drivers employed are individuals of good character, well trained, they should also undergo thorough customer relations training, as they have also fell short of standard in that aspect. The military should comport themself with utmost professionalism befitting their status as custodians of the law, this trust should not be broken arbitrarily. The military is essentially positioned to protect the country from all forms of external and internal aggression; anything beside this is unacceptable.