NYSC 2017 Service Year

NYSC 2017 Service Year The NYSC scheme was created in a bid to reconstruct, reconcile and rebuild the country after the Nig

The NYSC scheme was created in a bid to reconstruct, reconcile and rebuild the country after the Nigerian Civil war. The unfortunate antecedents in our national history gave impetus to the establishment of the National Youth Service Corps by decree No.24 of 22nd May 1973 which stated that the NYSC is being established "with a view to the proper encouragement and development of common ties among the youths of Nigeria and the promotion of national unity".

03/05/2020

As we face this Pandemic Period of Convid-19, I will like to used this opportunity to tell everybody to always adopt the precautions put in place such as:
1. Regular Handwashing.
2. Use of Face Mask or Nose Mask.
3. Use of Sanitizer.
4. Social Distancing.
By the grace of God we will overcome this calamity.
Thanks.

02/01/2020

Happy new year
It will be our year of divine favour and mercy, fulfillment and great achievement from God🙏😘💃

25/12/2019

Christmas is here again!!! May your home be filled with Laughter, Contentment Harmony, Peace and Abundant Mercy. Merry Christmas

02/09/2019

CORPS MEMBERS TO ENJOY INCREASED ALLOWANCE
Corps Members have been advised that their monthly allowance would be increased immediately the Federal Government start the payment of the new minimum wage to all public servants nationwide.
NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim said this today while interacting with Corps Members during his working visit to Lagos State Orientation Camp in Iyana-Ipaja.
He said efforts are in top gear at all levels to ensure adequate welfare for all Corps Members.
The Director-General however advised them not to embark on unauthorized journey that may endanger their lives whereby such journey would also earn them sanctions from the NYSC.
He warned that violators of NYSC bye-laws would be dealt with in line with NYSC rules.
'Don't debase yourselves, study the byelaw
including NYSC Act and be law-abiding. Don't participate in politics, avoid religious and tribal differences', he added.
Ibrahim also admonished the Corps Members to imbibe good morals and serve as responsible role models in their host communities.
He warned them to avoid rumour peddling through the Social Media but rather serve as agents of change and National unity.
The NYSC Chief Executive appealed to the Corps Members to respect the culture, tradition and religious beliefs of their host communities and avoid any act that may put them in collision with them.
'Be security conscious at all times and make sure that good moral, diligence and loyalty to the ideals of the NYSC Scheme are your watchword', the DG added.

31/08/2019

The Director-General embarked on inspection of the Corps Members' hostels and Camp Kitchen in Ebonyi State Orientation Camp.

26/08/2019

NYSC NABS 10 FAKE CORPS MEMBERS
In actualisation of its determination to w**d out
unqualified graduates from its mobilisation
process and ensure more credibility, the National
Youth Service Corps has uncovered ten persons
who attempted to register with fake certificates
during registration in its Orientation Camps.
Three of the culprits who were apprehended in
Taraba State Orientation Camp claimed to have
graduated from Istop University, Cotonou in
Benin Republic.
They are; Nasiru Yau from Mass Communication
department, Sheu Muktar - Computer Science and
Iliyasu Usman from Sociology department.
It was discovered that none of them can neither
write nor say anything logical about their
certificates or courses of study.
In a similar vein, NYSC Verification Officers also
detected two persons in Katsina State
Orientation Camp during registration.
They are; Offor Blessing Chinelo KT/19B/3696
Call-Up-No, NYSC/ISU/2019/280122, with BSc
result in Insurance and Actuarial Science,
Mezenwa Ngozi Chidinma KT/19B/3836 with Call-
Up-No NYSC/ISU/2019/259331 with a degree
result in Education/English Language while the
six suspected victim from the same camp is still
under thorough screening.
However, the duo claimed to have graduated from
Imo State University.
Meanwhile, they have been handed over to the
police for further investigation.
In Kebbi State Orientation Camp, Dakingari, four
persons were also discovered to have come to
camp with fake documents from lmo State
University.
They are; Nwachukwu Chimaobi Curtis
KB/19B/3046, Ononuju Amarachi Nwamaka
KB/19B/3147, Francis Joseph Arinze KB/19B/3135
and Chigozie Evidence Chijioke KB/19B/ 3231.
NYSC Management had earlier issued stern
warning that unqualified graduates would not be
allowed to participate in National Service adding
that anyone caught fake documents in its
Orientation Camps would be handed over to the
law enforcement agents for prosecution.
The Director-General while addressing Corps
Members at Sokoto State Orientation Camp in
Wamakko today urged them to abide by the Oath
of Allegiance to the country which they swore to.
He counseled them to embrace Skills Acquisition
and Entrepreneurship Development of the NYSC
Scheme to empower themselves.
'Identity you talents and harness it. Use the
social Media positively, be decent and respect
your dignity as graduates. Dont get involved in
fraud, prostitution and any form of cybercrime'.
'Dont endanger your safety. Your movement
outside the state must be approved by the State
Coordinator and do not go outside your place of
abode to worship'.
'Your parents are looking up to you to take care
of them in their old age and we don't want to lose
any of you. Please let your colleagues know your
movement', the Director-General appealed.
The NYSC boss upon arrival in camp had earlier
inspected Corps Members hostels, camp clinic,
kitchen and other facilities.

22/08/2019

The Swearing-in ceremony of the 2019 Batch 'B' Stream 2 Corps Members holds today in all NYSC Orientation Camps across the country. The DG, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim is presently in Nasarawa State Orientation camp Keffi, alongside other dignitaries awaiting the arrival of the State Governor, Engr. Abdullahi Sule.
Corps Members are formed up on the parade ground for the commencement of the ceremony.

20/08/2019

As the Registration for 2019 Batch 'B' Stream II Orientation Course starts today, the DG, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim monitors the registration of prospective Corps Members deployed to Katsina State at the Orientation Camp and also their counterpart that were dislodged from Borno State but are having their Orientation Course at Government Science Secondary School, Batagarawa in Katsina.
He read the riot act to them against bringing any fake document to the Orientation Camp for registration adding that culprits would be prosecuted.

17/08/2019

PUBLIC NOTICE
Congratulations for a Successful Mobilization into the National Youth Service Corps, we wish to inform you that as 2019 Batch "B" Stream II Orientation Course commences on Tuesday 20th August 2019. You are advised to print your Call-up letter, read the instructions and adhere to them strictly.
NYSC wishes you all journey mercies to your various Orientation Camps.
Signed
Management.
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12/08/2019

I wish all Muslims in Nigeria and around the world happy and joyous Eid el Kabir celebrations. The greatest commitment Muslims can show to Islam is to put its good virtues into practice, and to make justice and righteousness the guiding principle of everyday life

10/08/2019

NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION HAILS NYSC
The National Human Rights Commission has commended National Youth Service Corps for its roles of integrating youths into the reality of selfless service.
It said the contributions of NYSC to National Unity and socio-economic development of the country cannot be over emphasised.
The Executive Secretary, National Human Rights Commission, Tony Ojukwu stated this during a courtesy visit to NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim in his office.
While felicitating with the DG on his appointment, the NHRC boss requested for a more robust partnership with the NYSC
"The NYSC is the Scheme that is uniting the country', he stated.
He added that there was the need to create awareness on human rights education and build solid foundation for democracy which would enable people demand for their rights.
Ojukwu requested for the introduction of Human Rights Community Development Service group in NYSC, which he said would make Corps Members aware of their rights and thereafter become advocates of human rights.
He said this would build human rights activism, civil society groups and promote good governance in the country.
NYSC DG, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim in his response said human rights is important while he commended NHRC for the proposed partnership.
He added that NYSC is a bundle of talents of fresh graduates for National Development.

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22/01/2019

ARMY, DSS PLEDGE SECURITY FOR CORPS MEMBERS DURING 2019 ELECTIONS
The Nigerian Army and Department of State Services have promised adequate security for Corps Members, NYSC Officials and other electoral officials during the forthcoming 2019 General Elections.
The General Officer Commanding, 2 Division, Nigerian Army, Ibadan, Major General Okwudili Fidelis Azinta and Oyo State Director, Department of State Devices, Mr Bulus Achi, separately stated this today when they hosted the Director-General, Major General Suleiman Zakari Kazaure in their offices in Ibadan.
Kazaure, who was in the State to solicit support for Corps Members' security during the 2019 general elections said management of the Scheme places high priority on the lives of its Corps Members.
While at the 2 Division, General Kazaure thanked the Division for its support for NYSC Oyo State Secretariat especially during Orientation periods.
In his response, the Commanding Officer, 2 Division, Nigerian Army, Ibadan, Major General OF Azinta described Corps Members as National Assets adding that the NYSC Scheme is bridging the gap of disunity among Nigerians.
"We will do everything to make sure that Corps Members are protected during election periods. We will also work together with other security agencies in order to ensure that the election is violent free and credible", he said.
General Azinta also urged the traditional rulers to sensitize their subjects especially politicians not to endanger the lives of any Corps Member on election duties.
In a similar vein, Oyo State Director, Department of State Services, Mr Bulus Achi said the synergy between the service and NYSC Scheme would be strengthened.
"The safety of Corps Members is one of our priorities. We shall strengthen the partnership between us and NYSC, and we don't want to lose any Corps Member during the elections" he said.

22/01/2019

This is to inform Corps Members who are to be remobilized, that Online Registration for Remobilization has been extended to Wednesday 23rd January, 2019.

16/01/2019

84,004,084 NIGERIANS TO VOTE DURING 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS
At the completion of nationwide registration of voters and the integration of new registrants into the National register of voters, a total of Eighty Four Million, Four Thousand and Eighty Four (84,004,084) voters would participate in the forthcoming 2019 general elections.
INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu stated this today during the regular quarterly consultative meeting of the Inter-Agency Consultative Committee on Election Security (ICCES), held in Abuja.
The meeting had in attendance, all heads or representative of security agencies across the country including NYSC Director-General, Major General Suleiman Kazaure.
Mahmoud said the figure remains the largest database of citizens in Africa and one of the largest voters' register in the world.
The Independent National Electoral Commission and other collaborating agencies also promised maximum security for all voters and electoral officials during the elections.
Professor Mahmood, during the meeting said there was the need to overhaul the security network adding that the Nigeria Police remains the lead agency for election security.
He added that INEC is committed to ensuring that elections are organised in such a manner that security agencies not perceived to be running a parallel arraignment with INEC.
"Learning from the experiences of some of the elections conducted since 2015, it is pertinent to draw our attention to the need for different approach to the deployment of security forces during elections".
"The Nigeria Police Force remains the lead agency for election security. Other security agencies will play supportive role to the Nigeria Police", Mahmoud said.
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07/01/2019

NEW YEAR GREETINGS
The Director-General, Major General Suleiman Zakari Kazaure and Management of National Youth Service Corps heartily wish all Corps Members and the entire Staff a prosperous Year 2019.
The immense contributions and active support of Staff and Corps Members to the programmes/activities of the Scheme over the years have, in no small measure, tremendously helped in achieving its statutory mandate and as well fulfill the dreams of its founding fathers.
The New year is another opportunity for renewal of strength, zeal and dedication to venture into new vistas that will take the Scheme to another level in national integration and development.
It is our prayer that 2019 brings more contentment, joy, peace and abundant success into our personal lives and bundle of new inspirations in achieving our corporate goals.
I charge you all to be determined to make the Scheme more visible and impactful on all fronts in the discharge of its core mandates even as we continue to celebrate our modest achievements of the past years. On our part, we remain committed to ensuring that we meet with global best practices in the discharge of our responsibilities.
Wishing you all a very happy, fruitful, rewarding and prosperous New year.
Signed
Management.
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07/01/2019

NEW YEAR GREETINGS
The Director-General, Major General Suleiman Zakari Kazaure and Management of National Youth Service Corps heartily wish all Corps Members and the entire Staff a prosperous Year 2019.
The immense contributions and active support of Staff and Corps Members to the programmes/activities of the Scheme over the years have, in no small measure, tremendously helped in achieving its statutory mandate and as well fulfill the dreams of its founding fathers.
The New year is another opportunity for renewal of strength, zeal and dedication to venture into new vistas that will take the Scheme to another level in national integration and development.
It is our prayer that 2019 brings more contentment, joy, peace and abundant success into our personal lives and bundle of new inspirations in achieving our corporate goals.
I charge you all to be determined to make the Scheme more visible and impactful on all fronts in the discharge of its core mandates even as we continue to celebrate our modest achievements of the past years. On our part, we remain committed to ensuring that we meet with global best practices in the discharge of our responsibilities.
Wishing you all a very happy, fruitful, rewarding and prosperous New year.
Signed
Management.

25/12/2018

SEASONS GREETINGS
The Management of National Youth Service Corps felicitates with Staff, Corps Members and other esteemed stakeholders on the occasion of Christmas celebration.
We pray that the message of this season, which symbolizes love, humility and peace reflects in all our transactions.
May God in his infinite mercies endow us with the grace and blessings of the season.
Merry Christmas and a prosperous New year in advance.
Signed.
Management.

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