The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has assured that the corps members deployed to their various places of primary assignment would impact maximally on their host communities.
Brig:- Gen. Olakunle Nafiu, the Director General of NYSC, made the assurance in Bauchi on Tuesday during the closing ceremony of the 2025 Batch ‘A’ stream 1 orientation course.
Represented by Mrs Rifkatu Yakubu, the Bauchi state Coordinator of NYSC, the DG commended the patriotism, loyalty, patience, perseverance, understanding and the good conduct of the corps members during the orientation course.
“By your show of maturity, patriotism, loyalty, commitment, discipline and tolerance, I am convinced that our three week stay on camp has not been in vain and that you will impact maximally on your host communities during the service year.
“As you embark on the second phase of the service year, I enjoin you to continue to be obedient, loyal and diligent and endeavour to settle down quickly when you get to your places of primary assignment and adapt to the ways of life there.
“Do your best to obey the rules governing your host communities and learn to appreciate their customs and culture and ensure that you leave them better than you will meet them through your community development projects,” he advised.
While appreciating all the collaborating agencies that sent their personnel to assist the scheme in the running of the camp, Nafiu also lauded the NYSC staff for being at their very best to ensure a seamless exercise.
He also commended the Bauchi state Government for providing the conducive environment and security for both corps members and camp officials, which he said, contributed in no small measure in making the exercise a huge success.
A total of 1,600 corps members comprising 717 males and 883 females were deployed to their various places of primary assistants in the state for the one year national service.
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