Bandits Kill Corps Member on His Way to Katsina for Clearance

A tragic incident has occurred involving the death of a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Obaje Saidu, who was reportedly killed by suspected bandits.

Bandits Kill Corps Member on His Way to Katsina for Clearance

A tragic incident has occurred involving the death of a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Obaje Saidu, who was reportedly killed by suspected bandits. The news was shared by Asta Matthew in a heartfelt Facebook post on Sunday, detailing the unfortunate event.

According to the post, Obaje Saidu, a graduate of Nasarawa State University, Keffi, was traveling back to Katsina State for his monthly clearance when he was attacked and killed by bandits. The loss has been deeply felt by his peers and the NYSC community.

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Asta Matthew's post highlights the broader issue of insecurity in Nigeria, expressing sorrow and frustration over the tragic loss. She recalled Saidu's efforts to relocate back to Kaduna, which were unfortunately denied by NYSC, and reflected on his hard work and dedication. "I remember how hard you worked for your relocation back to Kaduna but NYSC denied you," she wrote, mourning the loss of her dear friend.

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Saidu was described as a significant figure in his platoon, known for contributing to making their camp history memorable. Matthew's post concluded with a tribute to Saidu's legacy and a poignant farewell: "Rest in Peace Legend, your killers will never find peace. Adieu."

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The incident underscores the ongoing challenges of insecurity in Nigeria and the impact of such violence on the lives of individuals serving the nation through programs like NYSC.