“Embrace Postings, Serve Selflessly”- NYSC DG

Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, the NYSC Director General, urged Corps Members to embrace their postings positively for national growth.

He emphasized that accepting these assignments wholeheartedly is essential for fostering development across Nigeria.

During an interactive session at Lagos State Orientation Camp in Iyana-Ipaja on Friday, he discussed the importance of commitment.

Nafiu highlighted that embracing their roles with enthusiasm can significantly contribute to the nation’s progress and unity.

In a statement from Caroline Embu, Acting Director of NYSC Information and Public Relations, Nafiu stressed patriotism.

He described selfless service as a vital quality for Nigerian youths, encouraging them to serve the nation diligently.

Furthermore, he urged Corps Members to integrate into their communities and respect local cultures.

Appreciating Nigeria’s rich and diverse heritage is crucial for promoting unity and ensuring progress throughout the country.

“As you have answered the clarion call, I encourage you to believe in this country,” he stated.

Nafiu’s message resonated with the Corps Members, inspiring them to contribute actively to Nigeria’s advancement and development.

Ultimately, the NYSC DG called on Corps Members to demonstrate patriotism and diligence in their duties.

He emphasized that commitment is essential, regardless of their posting locations, to achieve meaningful impact in their communities.

He also advised against traveling at night or without proper authorization, warning that misconduct would result in strict disciplinary actions.

Furthermore, he stressed that violations of NYSC bylaws and the nation’s constitution would not be tolerated, enforcing discipline strongly.

Brigadier General Nafiu emphasized the importance of active participation, a sentiment echoed by Lagos State NYSC Coordinator Christianah Salmwang.

She highlighted that all 3,212 registered participants, including 1,250 males and 1,960 females, integrated effectively into various camp committees.

Moreover, Salmwang provided updates on Corps Members’ redistribution, revealing that 7,887 were deployed across Lagos and neighboring states.

This deployment was for the Orientation Course, ensuring that participants received adequate training and support during their service.

Specifically, 465 males and 651 females relocated to Kwara Camp; 502 males and 723 females moved to Ekiti.

Additionally, 291 males and 400 females went to Ondo, while 722 males and 921 females arrived at Osun Camp.

Furthermore, the NYSC DG reaffirmed the scheme’s commitment to fostering unity and development throughout Nigeria.

By engaging young graduates in community service, the organization aims to inspire positive change and encourage civic responsibility among participants.

He urged the Corps Members to uphold the values of discipline, integrity, and dedication throughout their service year.

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