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Delta State:19 NYSC members to repeat service year

Admin April 12, 2018

National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members

April 12, 2018

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Corpers

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has said that 19 of its corps members will have to repeat the exercise.

The NYSC accused them of  absconding   from their service-year programme  and would repeat it whenever they presented themselves to the authority.

 

The State Coordinator, Mr Benjamin Omotade,  said this  during the passing out of the 2017 Batch A,  Stream 1 corps members in Asaba on Thursdayi.

Omotade said that 16 would have their service year extended for between  two weeks and  four months.

He said that they corps were found wanting and had been reprimanded in accordance with the bye-laws of  the NYSC.

He,  however,  said that three corps members who distinguished themselves in their primary places of assignment during the  service year  had been selected for recognition and awards.

He said that two who belonged to  Stream 1 would receive the Chairman’s Award while one would be conferred with the state Honours Award during the 2017 Batch A Stream 11 passing out.

He said that the recognition and awards were  also in line with the policy of the scheme.

He advised the corps members to go home and re-unite with their families after a meritorious service to the nation.

Also, Gov.  Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta  admonished the corps members not to be deterred by security challenges and unemployment.

Okowa was represented by the Commissioner for Youth Development, Mr Oghenejaro Ilolo.

The governor said that their participation and experience in the scheme were to equip them with the necessary skills and strategies  for survival as adults in a competitive world.

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Tags: 2017 Batch A Chairman’s Award Commissioner for Youth Development Mr Oghenejaro Ilolo. corp members Delta state Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta Mr Benjamin Omotade Repeat service year service-year programme The Delta State NYSC Coordinator The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC)

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