The NYSC scheme has indeed been a subject of concern for many years, particularly when it comes to corps members serving in volatile states. While the scheme's primary goal is to foster unity and national integration, the safety of its members should always be the top priority. In recent times, the tragic incidents in Benue and other states have raised valid questions about the effectiveness of the security measures in place. I think it's high time for the government to reassess the posting policy and consider providing additional security support for corps members serving in high-risk areas. Perhaps a more robust security framework, including armed protection, could be implemented to mitigate the risks associated with serving in such areas. Ultimately, the primary assignment should not come at the cost of young lives, and it's essential for the NYSC and the government to work together to find a solution that balances the scheme's objectives with the safety of its members.