PEACE CORPS CAMP: CANDIDATES PAID #47,500 AND CANNOT GET A BEFITTING VENUE FOR CAMP

Kwara Stete Police Command Orders Stoppage of the Ongoing Peace Corps Camp in Offa 

Peace Corps Camp in Offa

Information reaching us from the Kwara state Police command has it that the ongoing training of the newly recruited members of the PeaceCorps nf Nigerian in Offa has been stopped. The Authority in the camp have also order the trainees to go home assuring them not to entertain any fear that they are enlisted memebers of the organisation already.
THE Nigerian Police had instructed the Camp authority to halt further activities relating to the ongoing camp and disperse the cadets eith immidiate alacrity. This is not unconnected with that facts in the Camp, that the cadets are seriously paying for the absolute administrative flops and lack of coordination from the part of the authority

ONE DIES AS PEACE CORPS COMMENCES TRAINING IN OFFA, KWARA STATE

A yet to be confirmed Information reaching us from Offa Peace Corps training camp is that one of the trainees who was hit with a big wooden club on his head by one of the officers is dead as at press time.

Issues started when the late trainee was asked to pin his head on the ground which was beyond his capacity, this provoked the officer who hit him on the head with the wooden club on his head, there was seriously bleeding and before the deceased got to camp clinic, he already has gave up the ghost.

It was also reported that snakes and scorpions are on rampage in the camp as nothing less than 15 trainees have been reportedly bitten by these dangerous reptiles on the open field provided for them to sleep the program.

BREAKING : NIGERIAN SENATE PASSES PEACE CORPS BlLL FOR FINAL READING

The Senate has just concluded consideration of the Nigerian Peace Corps( NPC) Bill‎, 2016 (SB. 173 & SB.183) ‎and passed it for 3rd reading.

"The Peace Corps has been functioning already we are only providing it with a stronger frame work. We look forward to efficient functionability in view of the scarce resources that we have and help in youth unemployment" ‎- President ‎of The Senate Bukola Saraki