casualobserver:


It’s not rudeness. It’s how our generation were groomed to have initiative, be resourceful and use our brains. If you don’t want to be corrected or feel insulted then it forces to to use your brains before you open your mouth.

No, youre literally just being rude. It's not cute or anything. Since you think you're soooooo smart and resourceful, you should've moved on and not wasted time commenting. Idk what's up your arse but its not my problem. This is a forum to ask questions for a reason

casualobserver:


Yes!

You are a Nigerian you graduated below 30 yrs. NYSC is mandatory so long as you are a Nigerian and you have a degree. Where you were born or where you obtained your degree is irrelevant.

Normally as a graduate, one would expect you have been equipped with the intelligence and initiative to just look up the NYSC act online and read it particularly as we are constantly told you are the digital generation….but hey what do I know? University Education clearly is not what it used to be.

https://www.nysc.gov.ng/downloads/nysc-decree.php

You dont have to be rude you know? That's an option.

Thanks all for your replies and advice.
Sadly I can't work in kenya anymore due to visa issues thus I'm forced to return. I'm greatful to you all

Bless ya'll

dominique:
NYSC is not compulsory, you can apply for an exemption certificate but you're still of age. If you're still interested in taking part in NYSC, you can visit their website nysc.gog.ng to find out how you can get mobilized as a graduate of a foreign university.

Thanks, it says exemptions are only for people who are in the military, nigerian missions and people who got their first degree at 30 and above sadly

Hello there, I'm nigerian but born and raised in Kenya and East Africa. My degree is Ugandan and work experience Kenyan. I'm relocating to nigeria and currently looking for work wondering if I'll have to do nysc also? I've never stepped foot there and I'd like some guidance. I'm 26

How will it affect my chances of getting a job