The National Youth Service Corps members (NYSC) have issued out a warning strike starting from 1st September to 14th September, 2017, this was contained in an email letter to Wailersng.com on Monday.
This is to implore the Federal Govt. of Nigeria to keep to it promise of increasing the Corp members allowance (Allawee) from N19800 to N49800, starting from August 2017.
As such it was agreed during the National Corpers Forum(NCF) meeting held in Abuja, that if at the end of August, Corper’s allowance is not increased to N49800, NYSC will embark on a two week warning strike.
During this period Corps members nationwide will adhere strictly to the following:
1) That Corps members nationwide will not go near their PPA or carry out their primary assignment in any form.
2) That all CDS activities will be suspended indefinitely.
3) That Corps members will not put on their khaki or anything relating to NYSC kits.
4) That Corpers will no longer hid to the Clarion call.
Corps members nationwide are advice to adhere strictly to this information and share it across until it get to the right table. It is time they know that N19800 is nothing but ‘feeding allowances’ to us.
Tuesday 15 August 2017
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We never hear say NYSC go strike before o. Ha! Wahala dey o.
ReplyDeleteLet them go oooo.
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