I completely understand your point. I've been there myself. But sincerely, ranting won't solve anything. There have been many people that have called for NYSC to be scrapped and the issue keeps being swept under the rugs of the federal government.

I did NYSC and I enjoyed every part of it. I had the opportunity of shaping the lives of young people. These students need motivation to rise above the limiting realities of their environments. They see you as someone who is successful in your educational pursuits and want to be like you. Have you also considered the impact you could make on the communities through your knowledge and skills?

One other thing for me to point out ... Challenges are everywhere. There are uncomfortable situations you need to pass through which you can do little or nothing about. Instead of fuming and telling people how unreasonable it is, ensure you learn something valuable from it. There is nothing you cannot learn from, as long as you're open to learning.

Take it as a challenge and see it as an opportunity to impact lives while building your capacity also..