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NYSC, khaki and the fight against drug abuse, By Fatih Lawal‑Garu
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NYSC, khaki and the fight against drug abuse, By Fatih Lawal‑Garu

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Many young Nigerians see NYSC as a one‑year ritual — khaki, clearance, CDS, and monthly allowances. But my experience taught me something deeper. National service is not about the uniform. It is about the impact made while wearing it… It is about recognising problems around us and choosing to act. It is about using our […]

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