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10/14/2026

NYSC REPORTEDLY HALTS NEW DEPLOYMENTS TO CROSS RIVER STATE OVER POOR CAMP FACILITIES!

Reports published on October 14, 2026, say the NYSC may stop deploying corps members to Cross River State after concerns were raised about the deteriorating condition of its permanent orientation camp in Obubra.

According to reports, the camp previously accommodated about 2,500 corps members per stream but now accommodates just over 1,000.

Our young people deserve better! 🇳🇬

Corps members leave their homes to serve their country. They deserve safe accommodation, proper sanitation, adequate facilities, and a healthy environment.

If these reports are accurate, this raises serious questions about the maintenance of public facilities and the accountability of those responsible.

📢 The question is: Why have these facilities been allowed to deteriorate, and who will be held accountable?

The NYSC and Cross River State Government should publicly clarify the situation and explain what steps will be taken to provide safe, suitable facilities for future corps members.

10/14/2026

Mental health matters

10/14/2026

10/14/2026

What would you do

10/12/2026

You matter

10/10/2026

Let me give you some facts about Akwa Ibom that should make everyone angry. ⚡

They produce the oil. Yet they don't have steady light. Why?

FACT: Akwa Ibom HAS its own power plant — Ibom Power in Ikot Abasi, 191 megawatts, owned by the state government. But its electricity goes to the national grid, not to the people.

FACT: That plant has barely run in the past year. Its gas supply was cut, it operated only about 34 days in 12 months, and its 120 workers are owed over 8 months' salary.

FACT: Nigeria generates only about 4,000–5,000 megawatts for over 200 million people. The national grid keeps collapsing.

FACT: Their oil money goes to Abuja first. The state just gets a share sent back.

So they flare gas they can't use, can't fuel their own power plant, and sit in darkness — while the oil keeps flowing out.

Make it make sense. 🤔

10/09/2026

When your seasonal depression kicks in n you run to nature for help

10/06/2026

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10/06/2026

LET'S CLARIFY THE “100% CBT” STATEMENT

There has been a lot of controversy over Governor Umo Eno's statement that scoring 100% in the CBT will not automatically guarantee employment in the recruitment of 2,000 teachers.

Let's be clear about what that means.

The Governor did not say that scoring 100% is worthless.

He did not say that someone who scores 100% will be denied a job.

The point is that the CBT is one part of the recruitment process — not the appointment letter itself.

A candidate can score 100% and still have to meet the required qualifications, have valid and verifiable documents, and satisfy any other stages or requirements of the recruitment exercise.

So:

100% in the CBT = outstanding performance.

100% in the CBT ≠ automatic employment.

That distinction matters.

But there is another question that the government should clearly answer:

👉🏾 If 100% does not guarantee employment, what exactly determines who gets the final 2,000 positions?

Will there be interviews?

How much will the CBT score count?

What qualifications and documents will be required?

How will candidates be ranked?

Will the final list of successful applicants be made public?

These are legitimate questions.

2,000 teaching jobs is a major opportunity for Akwa Ibom.

Let's not turn it into a political fight.

Let's demand something much more important:

A transparent process.
A fair process.
A merit-based process.

If the rules are clear from the beginning and applied equally to everyone, there should be no controversy.

Let the best-qualified candidates get the opportunity. 🇳🇬

10/06/2026

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