Chaos at the NYSC Abuja Camp as the Camp Commandant Allegedly Assaults Corps Members (Video)
According to an eyewitness, during the regular camp lectures, some corps members would still be at the Miami market, hoping to proceed directly to the lectures from there.
Typically, at this hour, there’s a rush, with some attempting to leave promptly to avoid being caught by the military and facing punishment.
While trying to pay for his meal and leave, a corps member was confronted by the camp commandant, who began assaulting him. Without allowing the corps member to explain, Commander Timiware swiftly slapped him and hurled stones at him.
A camp market seller also fell victim to the soldier’s aggression. According to the market seller, she was slapped for allowing the corps member to sit under her tent.
In reaction to this unbearable brutality, corps members left their hostels and staged a serious protest, vacating their accommodations en masse.
A worried corps member at the Abuja orientation camp disclosed that military personnel have persistently been involved in physically harming corps members, a clear breach of the rules outlined by the NYSC. These regulations explicitly forbid any military officer from subjecting corps members to physical punishment during their 21-day stay in the camp.
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