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Dr. Joe Abah, member National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Reform Committee has explained the reasons the panel rejected proposals that sought to make national service optional and introduce mandatory full military training for all corps members.
Abah’s explanation followed an accusation by a critic, Muyiwa Saka, that the committee had dismissed the idea of an optional scheme.
Saka posted on X: “The main indicator that Dr Joe got that reform madly wrong was that retort about zero possibility of national service being optional… To have refused to pursue that option only made it seem an academic exercise that satisfied everyone but the corpers concerned.
The committee did consider that option, Abah said, but rejected it on principle.
“The committee did look at that option and rejected it on the grounds that it shouldn’t be optional whether or not you serve your country,” he said.
We also thought about compulsory full military service, and asked ourselves if we wanted 500,000 people trained in the handling of weapons every year, which the military cannot absorb. “We also rejected that option, so we don’t end up having NYSC-military trained non-state actors on top of all the armed non-state actors we have now.”
You can have a contrary view, of course,” he added. It doesn’t mean that those who don’t share your view are ‘madly wrong’.”
In 2025, the Federal Government set up the NYSC Reform Committee to review the 53-year-old scheme and align it with the current needs of youth and national development.
The committee’s mandate included review of policy and legal frameworks, stakeholder consultations and recommendations for amendments to the NYSC Act.
The Federal Executive Council has approved a major revamp of the scheme that will include a six-week orientation curriculum, 11 specialised career streams and a shift to civilian leadership.
The reforms would make the NYSC “safer” through risk-based deployment and ensure “every corps member must leave NYSC better prepared for work, enterprise and national service”, said President Bola Tinubu.
