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How Nigeria tackled the much dreaded Ebola.

Authors of a paper published October 9 in Eurosurveillance attribute Nigeria's success in "avoiding a far worse scenario" to its "quick and forceful" response. The authors point to three key elements in the country's attack:

1. Fast and thorough tracing of all potential contacts
2. Ongoing monitoring of all of these contacts
3. Rapid isolation of potentially infectious contacts.

INSUFFICIENCY OF #19,800 AS MONTHLY ALLOWANCE FOR CORP MEMBERS.

VIEWPOINT

In an attempt to give the above issue raised a critical coloration, I must start by saying that the begging question of whether the monthly allowance of 19,800 naira for corps members be increased cannot be over-emphasized. The meat of my argument in support of same is in three-fold.
In the first place, it goes without saying that present day realities and pragmatism reveals that there is more finance required for the personal upkeep of corps members. As such, we need not dilly-dally over the fact that the present day economic realities of the country makes it practically impossible for a corps member to go about is activities and upkeep for the month with just such a stipend as #19,800. In this light, the Government should give it a serious rethink.
In another breath, of a truth, motivation plays a vital role in any form of human endeavor or venture. The NYSC scheme is not an exception to this. The corps members should always be financially motivated aside the allowance which, as it even stands seems inadequate. The gist of my argument is this- Corps Members should have other means of cash inflow in which the government will be responsible for same. Though, some may argue on the contrary advancing the argument that Corps Members get some money from their places of primary assignment which helps to consolidate the allowance received from federal government. Well, such an argument is a different kettle of fish. As such, it is crystal clear that some of this private firms seek the services of these corps members all with the apocryphal motive to have them as cheap labour.

In the third place, I pray for an upward review of the allowance given to corps members by the Federal Government on the strength saving habit could be encouraged among corps members as they can start up something as entrepreneurs after their service year. When such upward review is effected, corps members will find it easy to raise capital. Though some may argue that saving habit can be encouraged whether or not the allowance is increased. But, I must ask such persons how realistically possible is it to safe any dine out of #19,800 which is insufficient in the first place? The answer seems to be no. So, an upward review of the allowance will go a long way in encouraging saving habits among corps members.
To this end, I respectfully recommend an upward review of the corps members monthly allowance from #19,800 to #40,000 In conclusion, I am of the opinion that the purpose of Government is to cater for the welfare of its citizenry. In this light, the Government should put its hands of deck to savage the issues of the country as it affects corps members.
From corp member Taiwo Oluwasegun LL.B,B.L

It isn't enough...some of us are posted to organizations dat dont pay corpers and dont provide accomodatn.Itz out of ds 19800 dat we pay our house rents.., transport ourselves to our ppa, feeding too is there&transportatn to our various cds centres and of cos notin is even left for purchase of clothes and toiletries.It is well wt Nigeria
Corp member Omotola from akure batch A 2013

It's never enough. Because no amount can compensate what some some corps members are going through during service year. I remember few years back when the allowance used to be #8,850. And in the future when it will be raised, it will not be enough. The simple answer is-it will never be enough.
From ex corp member batch c 2013

Handy Guide to NYSC Orientation Camp

How did you feel when you where called that the most anticipated call up letter is out?

Yeah you where excited, thrilled and at the same time fearful. Yes you where fearful hoping that you will not be posted to places you have prayed and fasted for. Well for some it is not. I mean for those who have gone extra length in making sure they are at the right place.

Ok now that you have your call up letter, and you have seen the state you are posted to. Congratulations because many wish to be in your shoe. I know the next thing you want to do is to ask people about the location of the state orientation camp, not only that, you will even seek for others in the same posting state. It’s normal. But be calm and read on. Depending on your school, if you should look around you will notice people selling things you need in camp.

Advice number 1

Don’t buy anything from them if you wish to free yourself from load when going to camp. Everything you need, i mean everything is sold in camp market(mami market)

Lets continue..

Now as for the camp location, the address is written on your call up letter and if you think it’s not clear visit NYSC website for camp addresses

Into my grandmother's eyes

I try to walk,
talk,
but i go stuck.
And then i leap.

Leap,
deep.
Leap deeper.
Deep into the darkness
of her eyes.

History of Nigeria Christian Corpers' Fellowship (NCCF)

In the early days of 1930’s there lived a British missionary, specifically a Scottish by name PA. S. G ELTON who resided in ilesa, Osun State(i.e. south western part of Nigeria). He gave prophecy that a time will come when the Federal Government of Nigeria will pay her youths to preach the gospel of our lord Jesus Christ to the nooks and crannies of the nation. This prophecy tarried for some time and look like it will not come to pass until between 1967 and 1970, when (Nigeria was hit with civil war) popularly known as Biafra war.

However in 1973, during the regime of general Yakubu Gowon, in a bid to build one united Nigeria he established a scheme known as the NYSC (National Youth Service Corp), this scheme demands that young Nigerian graduates be posted to states other than their state of origin to serve their fatherland in other to foster unity.

NYSC is built on three R keys:

1. Rehabilitation
2. Reconstruction 
3. Reconciliation

During the orientation camp program, Christian graduates met and fellowship with one another. They then went back to their various states and share their experience of which to their surprise happens to be the same.

Why i'm sleeping on the street. Nonagenarian Woman

I saw them
The Media.
They were all young.
They thought i was mad.
Working aimlessly in the street
with nylon bags containing rags and bottles
begging for alms from passerby.
They came.
The media.
They were very young.
Why are you sleeping on the street? They ask
Their eyes were full of raining desire.
I have two children.
The one who chased me out is my son
My only son.
He said i had spiritual powers
He said i kill the tenant’s son
They even beat me.
I am old. But i know it was the sickle-cell anemia.
The some shop owners on the street takes care of me.
I sleep under the tree
I sleep wherever the night meets me.
I want to die
but death has not come.
I am tired of this place
I want to go back home
To my people in ilesha