KWSG CHARGES NEWLY SWORN-IN NYSC MEMBERS ON DISCIPLINE, HARD WORK

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L-R: Camp Director Mrs Adewuyi Omolabake, Director Personnel Finance and Supply, Ministry of Youths Development, Dr. Mrs. Adenike Funmilola Ajide, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Youths Development, Alh. Abdulrasak Babatunde Alabere, Representative of the Chief Judge of Kwara State, Justice Emiworoji Baba Mohammed, Representative of the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Hon. Shehu Usman Ndanusa, Coordinator of Kwara State NYSC, Mr. Olaoluwa Joshua Onifade and some Corps members at the swearing-in ceremony.


The Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has charged the newly sworn-in members of the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) to be disciplined and hardworking in the service of their fatherland.

Governor AbdulRazaq stated this during the swearing-in ceremony of the Batch 'B', Stream 2 Youths Corps members, at the NYSC Orientation Camp at Yikpata in Edu Local Government Area of the State where the Chief Judge of Kwara State, Justice Abiodun Adebara, who was represented by Justice Emiworoji Baba Mohammed administered the "NYSC Oath of Allegiance" to the corps members.

The Governor, who was represented by the Kwara State Commissioner for Youths Development, Hon. Sheu Ndanusa Usman, welcomed the corps members to the State of Harmony and urged them to participate in camp activities such as physical training, paramilitary drills, citizenship and leadership training, among others.

Representative of Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq checking the newly constructed bathroom and toilet facilities at the Orientation camp.


He admonished them to make the experience of their service year exciting and highly rewarding, while assuring them that the State Government would create an enabling environment for them to thrive.

"I can assure you that the government will continue to create an environment that promotes the well-being and security of Corps members who are deployed to Kwara State for their National service," Governor AbdulRazaq noted.
The Chairman Kwara State NYSC Governing Board represented by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Youths Development, Alh. Abdulrasak Babatunde Alabere, expressed gratitude to the Governor for his unwavering support to the NYSC scheme in Kwara State and admonished the corps members to serve selflessly.

Speaking further, he commended the camp officials for their hard work and selfless sacrifice at ensuring the safety of the Corps members.

In his address, the State Coordinator for the NYSC, Mr. Onifade Olaoluwa Joshua, commended Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq for his support to the NYSC in Kwara and appreciated the corps members for their eagerness to go through the mandatory youths service year.

Mr. Onifade stated that a total number of 1960 Corps members comprising 1111 females and 949 males were sworn-in at the Yikpata camp. 

He noted that the NYSC had just completed the renovation of some toilets and bathroom facilities for the use of corps members and appreciated the Governor for his monetary support.

Also present at the event were the representative of the Commissioner of Police, ASP Adaba Abdulmumeen , representative of the State Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, the Divisional Police Officer of Lafiagi, CSC Salawu Saadu Amoo, representative of the Commander of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency(NDLEA), Assistant Commander of Narcotics Richard Ogunjobi, the representative of the Sector Commander Federal Road Safety Corps, SRC Abdulkadir Ajeigbe, among others.



Oluwafemi Samuel Adeoye,
Press Secretary,
Ministry of Youths Development.
07062593986.

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