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NYSC DG Tasks Members On Community Services
By Najib Sani, Bauchi
The Director General (DG) of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim, has charged corps members in the country to embark on community development services in order to uplift the living standard of the people of their host communities.
The NYSC boss gave the charge Tuesday during the closing ceremony of the three weeks orientation course for the 2021 batch B, stream II corps members posted to Yobe state.
Represented by the state NYSC coordinator, Hajiya Hafsat Yerima, the DG stated that the entire nation looks up to youths for their expected roles in advancing the unity and development of the fatherland.
“I, therefore, enjoin you to sustain the spirit of patriotism, hard work and resilience, which you have imbibed during the orientation course.
“Soon after this ceremony, you will receive your postings to places of primary assignment. I urge you to accept posting to any location and in good faith and perform your duties with diligence.
“Furthermore, I enjoin you to add value to the communities by undertaking personal and group community development service projects that will uplift their living standards,” he tasked the NYSC members.
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Ibrahim reaffirmed the commitment of the NYSC management to the security and general welfare of the corps members, noting that the scheme engaged in constant liaison with security agencies and other stakeholders with a view to ensuring their safety as well as addressing other essential needs for a fulfilling service year.
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