NYSC swears oath of 2,031 youth corps members in Nasarawa
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The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has sworn in 2,031 youth corps members of the 2023 Batch “C” Stream “II” set deployed in Nasarawa State for one year of national service.
Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State declared the opening of the orientation course at the Magaji Dan Yamsa NYSC Permanent Orientation
The camp will be held in Keffi Local Government Area of the state on Tuesday.
Mr. Sule congratulated Mr. Jaafar Ango, Nasarawa Youth and Sports Development Commissioner, on behalf of Mr. Jaafar Ango.
A young volunteer who successfully completed his studies and qualified for national service.
He urged them to pay attention to the content of the three-week orientation course and the fine print of the scheme while on duty.
As a guiding principle throughout your service year.
He said it also provides a framework for a successful and impactful service year.
“These are more than just a formality, they are important guides that will shape your experience during your service year,” the governor said.
“Paying attention to the content of the orientation course will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to overcome the challenges.”
And the opportunities that lie ahead. ”
Mr. Sule assured the youth service members of the state government’s legal responsibility for their welfare, safety and general well-being.
He urged them to reflect on the responsibilities that come with being part of a youth group, which he said transcends geographic boundaries.
“This is a bridge that connects diverse communities and fosters understanding and cooperation. Therefore, your efforts, however big or small,
You will leave an indelible mark on the lives of those you serve.
“Seize this opportunity to learn, lead and leave a legacy,” he said.
The Governor also commended the NYSC management, stakeholders and partner agencies for their dedication to service and unwavering belief in the core objectives of the plan.
“We will continue to provide the support necessary for this program to demonstrate its ability to fulfill its mission,” he said.
“Wishing you a successful and fruitful orientation course, I strongly encourage you to attend the skills acquisition and entrepreneurship development training that will help you avoid vices and prepare you for economic development. ”
In his welcome address, the Coordinator of the scheme in the state, Alhaji Abdullahi Jikamusi, commended NYSC members for their attitude since the commencement of the orientation course, especially their response to the training.
He said, “The NYSC members quickly got used to the camp environment and started engaging in activities. This is highly commendable.”
Mr. Jikamusi thanked the Governor for listening to the NYSC Board Chairman and Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development regarding the needs of the NYSC in the state.
“We look forward to your government’s kind consideration and intervention regarding the construction of a 3,000-person multipurpose hall and more staff dormitories,” he said.
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Source: guardian.ng