Nigeria don enter mourning as sixteen young graduates wey wan start their National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) die for one terrible motor accident as dem dey travel go Gombe orientation camp. Two other people still dey hospital dey fight for their life.
All the victims na graduates from Adeyemi Federal University of Education (AFUED), Ondo. Dem bin dey full of hope and joy as dem dey go begin their national service wey be one important stage for every Nigerian graduate. But tragedy come cut their journey short, both family and friends dey devastated.
This sad incident don bring back serious questions about the safety and reason behind sending young graduates go serve for a country wey insecurity and government failure still dey worsen every day. Many Nigerians dey ask why the country still dey put him youths for danger when even basic protection no dey sure.
For the past three days, different bad news don happen wey dey add fear for people mind. Doctors for many states don go strike, leave hospitals without enough workers and make sick people stranded. ASUU don threaten to close universities again, meaning another long break fit happen.
Inside the same few days, ISWAP fighters kill one Brigadier General, show say insurgency never stop and security people still dey face big danger. Bandits still kidnap 25 schoolgirls again, join the long list of attacks on schools wey never get solution.
To make matter worse, new reports wey The Nigeria Education News gather show say bandits attack buses wey dey travel from the North go Lagos for the Ilesa/Ife expressway earlier this week. People wey see am talk say the attacks dey happen “almost every night,” yet government never put strong security for there. Some students wey return from the NUGA Games for University of Jos, Plateau State, follow inside the people wey face that danger.
Osun State Government never talk anything serious about these attacks, and e don make people vex. Travellers and residents dey fear because the road don turn to danger zone, and commuters dey depend on luck instead of police protection.
As all these sad events dey happen the same time, many Nigerians dey ask themselves heavy questions. How all this pain go dey happen at once? How country go dey break its own people like this?
To many people, Nigeria now be like country wey don dey drift without proper control—like autopilot wey no sure. And as usual, na ordinary people dey suffer: students, workers, families, and young graduates wey just dey look for better life.
The death of the sixteen AFUED graduates don become another painful reminder say life for Nigeria don fragile. Their dreams wey cut short don echo the fear wey millions dey feel—when this insecurity and national wahala go finally calm down?
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