NYSC A stepping stone to realizing your dream – From Governor Adeleke to the members
Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has advised members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) deployed to the state to see the scheme as a stepping stone towards realizing their dreams and aspirations.
He gave this advice while addressing the oath-taking and opening ceremony of NYSC 2023 Batch C Stream II held at the Permanent Orientation Camp in Ede on Tuesday.
Mr. Adeleke, on behalf of the Youth Commissioner Mosufud Olagunju, also reminded the corps that youth are Nigeria’s most precious resource.
He urged corps members to pursue the right knowledge and commitment to achieving excellence, reminding them that armed with these, they can dream big and be the change they want to be.
His words: “Let this program be a stepping stone to your dreams and aspirations. Remember that success is not only about personal accomplishments, but also about contributing and having a positive impact on your community.” Please.
“You are our nation’s most valuable resource, and I believe in your immense potential. Therefore, it is our responsibility to provide you with the tools you need to succeed, and our orientation course We are confident that we will do just that.
“Dream big, work hard, and be the change you want to see in the world. With the right knowledge and commitment to excellence, you can achieve anything. This orientation program is just the beginning of your amazing journey. .”
He also urged service members to abide by the law, embrace peaceful coexistence and avoid youthful exuberance.
The Osun NYSC State Coordinator, Mr. Agbor Ndoma Obim, at the outset of his address, disclosed that 2,389 corps members have been deployed to the state for youth service.
Obim also revealed that 642 people were male and 633 were female while the remaining 1,114 people were expelled from Lagos.
He also appealed to the members that the success of their service year depends on their attitude.
“The success of your service year depends on your attitude, discipline, and dedication,” he said.
He also advised the corps members to always remain active on their various social media handles as ambassadors of the NYSC, their families and the nation at large.
“Do not use your social media handles to spread rumors or unconfirmed information. When in doubt, always check information from appropriate authorities,” he said.
Source: dailypost.ng