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These pictures are from what is being described as an NYSC camp in Nigeria! Hundreds of graduates crammed into one hall, sleeping almost on top of one another, with little privacy, dignity, or personal space. And all this in the name of serving their country! These are university graduates who have spent years studying, only to be subjected to conditions like this. After NYSC, many will still face the harsh reality of unemployment, with no guarantee that their years of education will lead to a decent job. What bothers me even more is how we have normalized suffering in Nigeria. People endure terrible conditions, complain among themselves, and somehow move on as though nothing is wrong. Are these people really educated? Where is the collective outrage? Where are the demands for better conditions? Why should educated young Nigerians be expected to accept everything thrown at them without questioning it? A country that expects its young people to serve should at least provide them with decent accommodation, basic dignity, and a meaningful path toward opportunity. At what point do Nigerian youths say enough is enough? Tufiakwa!