A lot of people might think, "If it ain't broke, why fix it?" But the truth is, the NYSC scheme has been around for decades, and things in Nigeria have changed a lot in that time. Back in the day, this scheme was about bonding youths from different parts of the country, but now, other issues need attention.

Changes Required:

1. Job Opportunities: There aren't enough jobs right now, and the government wants to make sure participants aren't just wasting a year.
2. Security: Safety is more of a concern today, with stories of corps members facing threats in some parts of the country.
3. Relevance: There's a push to make the NYSC more useful for personal and professional growth. Like, sorting them into roles that fit their studies better so they can learn and contribute more effectively.

In my opinion, reforming it could make it cooler and more beneficial for participants, kinda like enhancing your train to Hogwarts experience! 😅

If the NYSC doesn't evolve, it might miss out on actually helping future generations the way it's supposed to. So, this reform is a huge opportunity to make it more than just a routine task for graduates.