@yabaleftonline Shouldn't they be arrested too? This is too much of an assault and bullying on your fellow student.
What if the boy had died or suffered serious injuries? I just hope he is not traumatized by this horrible experience.
I am glad to share that some weeks ago, I successfully completed my one-year mandatory National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Biase, Cross River.๐ฅน
I am most grateful to God who saw me through this phase, preserved and kept me perfect in His will for me.
#NYSC#socialimpact#TOMA
@Rayyanjada@BATURE1998@OlatunjiAyokan2 When I logged in with my previous details, it only showed me a page that I was not accepted into the program because of my NYSC certificate that wasn't uploaded. There was no option to choose exam date or upload my NYSC certificate.
I will greatly miss SDGs CDS Biase๐ฅน. I am glad to have pioneered this social impact initiative and successfully handed it over to another great team of executives who will see to the continuous advancement and impact of the CDS group in Biase Local Government, Cross River State.
My 2025 NYSC SDGs CDS Biase wrap, before I finally draw this chapter to a close.
I served as the Pioneer President of the SDGs CDS Biase group for 10 months and in 10 months, we successfully executed 7 impactful community development projects.
Highlights in the comment...
The training was organized to ensure the sustainability of my CDS group even after my passing out from the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), which took place weeks ago.
Now, curtain closed.
Cheers to greater impact in this next phase of my life.
#nysc#socialimpact#sdgs
In the virtual training, we had two guest speakers (Amb. Wesley Ajiboye and Amb. Uket Friday) who spoke to us on the theme: Building Sustainable Impact: Corps Members as Catalysts for Community Transformation.
In December 2025, we held our final project for the year. In previous months, each project was targeted at solving a pressing need in Biase community but this particular month, we chose ourselves first by having a physical hangout and virtual training session.
We held essay writing, spelling bee, science and mathematics competition to challenge the students intellectually and encourage reading habits, healthy competition and excellence amongst them considering the drastic decline in the interest of children in formal education in Biase
In November 2025, we held a Capstone Education and Excellence project. This was the peak of our project so far. We brought together students, teachers and school administrators from 15 secondary schools across Biase Local Government.
In September 2025, we held an Education campaign (SDG 4) to Parents at Betem community, Biase LGA to encourage parents to enforce basic education for their children with no exception.
In August 2025, we advocated for good health and well-being with a sensitization campaign against alcohol consumption and smoking (SDG 3) at Ibogo community, Biase Local Government, Cross River State.
In July 2025, we held market clean-up at three communities (Akpet, Adim and Betem) in Biase Local Government where we enlightened the market traders on environmental sustainability and hygienic practices in food production and sales. (SDG 6, 13)
We spoke to the male students on how to handle peer pressure and become responsible youths. In partnership with YALI Cross River State, we held an expository session for the female students on menstrual hygiene and donated 100 menstrual pads to over 40 students.