Kate Henshaw calls for NYSC scrap due to safety concerns

  • Kate Henshaw, Nollywood veteran, takes to Twitter to advocate for the abolishment of the NYSC scheme due to safety risks faced by corps members during travel.
  • Henshaw recounts her own positive experience traveling during her service years and contrasts it with the current climate of insecurity.

Renowned Nollywood actress Kate Henshaw has taken to her Twitter page to express her concern over the safety of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members, advocating for the complete scrapping of the NYSC scheme.

Henshaw highlighted her own experience as a former corper to emphasize the need for change.

A photo of Kate Henshaw.

The actress reminisced about her time serving in the North during her youth service days, recounting the safety and ease with which she was able to travel across regions.

She mentioned traveling from Bauchi to the airport by road, and subsequently flying to Lagos with just her NYSC ID card, which even granted her a rebate on her flight ticket.

However, Henshaw lamented the current state of affairs, asserting that young corps members now face significant risks when attempting to travel within the country.

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In other news, Nigerian actress Kate Henshaw recently turned 52 and shared three unknown facts about herself.

Kate Henshaw shared photos of herself in three different body types and described herself in three words: fit, fab, and fun.

Although it is no longer a secret that Kate Henshaw enjoys working out, the actress has made it clear that she is dedicated to living a life of holistic wellness for her body, mind, and spirit.

She referred to herself as an unflappable warrior who will not remain silent.

Secondly the actress claims that she doesn’t feel any pressure to keep up with trends and that her sense of style is entirely up to her.

Thirdly, she is entertaining and unquestionably one to laugh till tears well up in her eyes and veins on her neck bulge.

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