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Reps asks FG to replace NYSC with military training

The federal government has been asked to end the National Youth Service scheme and replace it with compulsory military training for fresh university graduates in the country.

A member of the Federal House of Representatives, Zakariya Dauda Nyampa made the suggestion at a virtual meeting organised by a non-governmental organization.

Nyampa who represents Michika/Madagali constituency of Adamawa state, said training fresh graduates in the army would help to curb the security situation in the country.

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