Top 10 States In Nigeria That Pay Corps Members Monthly Allowance
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Is a program that is organized by the Federal Government of Nigeria for graduates to serve their country. During their service period, the federal government allocated allowance for each and every corps member. Image credit: Facebook, NYSC The federal government pays every corps members the sum of N33,000 every month.
Reason why NYSC members should consider going into the Military after service
Recall, that it was reported how the Governor of Ekiti State, Governor Kayode Fayemi, advised the president to recruit members of the national Youth service corps into the Nigerian military to tackle the increasing insecurity in the country. He called on the president to turn the NYSC camps into security Training grounds to recruit graduates to join the military, to help the military fight Boko Haram and others.
Changes That Will Make NYSC Better
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) was established in 1973 to promote the spirit of brotherhood and oneness among Nigerian youths. With the current economic, employment and security situations of Nigeria, it is important to reform the program. The needed reform is the type that should help to reduce unemployment and improve security in Nigeria.
Tips That Will Make Your Registration At The NYSC Camp Easier
The newly registered NYSC corps members usually find it very difficult to complete their registrations at the camp because of the crowd. These are some tips that will make their Registration more easier at the camp. Photo Credit: Instagram, NYSC Arriving at NYSC Camp At the gate, a security operative will check your luggage in case you want to bring in prohibited items.
[OPINION] The Continuous Disregard Of Youth Corpers In Nigeria Calls For Concern
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) was created by General Yakubu Gowon, the military head of state at the time, to bridge ethnic and religious divisions in Nigeria and to foster the spirit of Nigerian nationalism. But in recent times, we have seen how corps members have been disregarded and exposed to unnecessary risk.
Today's Headlines: Benin Republic Vote To Legalise Abortion, NYSC Extends 10 Corps Members’ Service
Benin Republic vote to legalise abortion Parliamentarians in Benin have voted to legalise abortion in the West African country, where it was already authorised under restricted conditions. Under the new law passed late on Wednesday women can terminate a pregnancy within the first three months if it is likely to “aggravate or cause material, educational, professional or moral distress, incompatible with the woman or the unborn child’s interest”.
Why NYSC members should not be deployed to state facing insecurity after the abduction of corp members
It has now been reported how armed bandits have kidnapped members of NYSC who were travelling to their orientation camp in Tsafe LGA of Zamfara on Saturday. The police claim that 2 corps members were forcefully whisked away by the bandits, though some witnesses claim that 6 others were missing from the incident.
Opinion: Why Muhammadu Buhari Should Do What Gov. Kayode Fayemi Said About NYSC Camps
The governor of Ekiti state, Governor Kayode Fayemi, has called on the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, to turn NYSC camps into security training grounds to recruit "willing and able" university graduates to join the military and the police. I have listed two reasons why the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, should do what Governor Kayode Fayemi said about NYSC Camps.
Leaders Who Have Also Asked FG To Train Corps Members In Combat As Gov. Fayemi Joins The Train
(Photo Credit: Tribune Online) According to a report gathered, from Daily Post, The Governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to convert the NYSC camps, across the country to a military training ground. The Governor disclosed that the move will be for the recruitment of willing and able graduates into the Nigerian Army and Police Force.
NYSC says Nursing mothers and Pregnant Corp members can serve in their husband's state of residence
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has approved that all married Corp members, pregnant and nursing mothers not deployed to their husbands’ places of residence are allowed to proceed to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) camps within their spouses’ states of residence.
Kidnapped 29-Year-Old Youth Corper: “The NYSC Should Be Held Responsible” — Senator Shehu Sani
Senator Shehu Sani has turned to his official Twitter page to react to the kidnapping of Joseph Aondana and Jenifer Iorliam in Zamfara State, who are now in the hands of bandits. Senator Shehu Sani has stated that the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) should be held responsible for the occurrence because the corpers were sent to the area by the NYSC.
Today's Headlines;Bandits Abduct Corps Member In Zamfara;Military Jets Fire Terrorists' Boats
Photos Credit: Google Bandits Abduct Corps Members In Zamfara There is panic among corps members in Zamfara State following the abduction of some of their colleagues on their way to their orientation camp in Tsafe local government area of the state. Photos Credit: Leadership News Police confirmed the abduction of two of them along the Sheme-Tsafe highway in the state, but witnesses said about six others were missing since Tuesday.
The CBN to give a grant of N500M to the top 5 institutions with the best entrepreneurial pitches
The Central Bank Of Nigeria (CBN) has established the Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Scheme (TIES), in collaboration with polytechnics and universities to harness the potential of graduate entrepreneurs in Nigeria. The purpose of TIES is to enhance access to finance to these graduates and undergraduates of institutions with innovative entrepreneurial and technological ideas.
NYSC Should Be Held Responsible For Kidnap Of Corpers In Zamfara
Senator Shehu Sani is of the opinion that the management of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, should be held responsible for the abduction of two corpers in Zamfara state, NaijaCover Reports. From The Information Gathered By NaijaCover, Iorliam Jennifer Awashima, pictured below, and one of her colleagues were on their way to the NYSC camp in Kebbi State for the 2021 Batch C Stream One orientation course when they were abducted alongside other passengers in a commercial bus.
NYSC commences 2021 Batch C Stream I orientation Wednesday
LAFIA - THE NYSC Nasarawa State 2021 Batch C Stream I The three-week orientation course is scheduled to start on Wednesday this week. The exercise, which is scheduled to take place at the Magaji Dan Yamusa NYSC Keffi Permanent Orientation Camp, will also provide potential members of the Corp. the possibility of registering from the opening day to Sunday, October 24, 2021 at midnight.
Bandits abduct corps members in Zamfara NYSC camp
Panic has set in among prospective corps members in Zamfara State following the recent abduction of some of their colleagues on their way to their orientation camp in Tsafe Local Government Area of the state. According to reports, the police has confirmed the abduction of two prospective corps members along the Sheme-Tsafe highway in the state, according to witnesses, about six others were missing from the incident that occurred on Tuesday.
Panic In Zamfara NYSC Camp As Bandits Abduct Corps Members
Following the kidnapping of several of their colleagues on their route to their orientation camp in Zamfara State's Tsafe Local Government Area, panic has gripped prospective corps members. Despite the fact that police confirmed the kidnapping of two potential corps members along the Sheme-Tsafe route in the state on Tuesday, witnesses stated about six more were missing.
The National Youth Service Corps Extends The Service Year Of Ten Corps Members For Abscondment.
The National Youth Service Corps in Plateau has prolonged the service year of ten corps members and remobilized two others for absconding and absenteeism during their year of service. Caroline Embu, the NYSC State Coordinator in Plateau, announced on Thursday in Jos during the official passing out ceremony for the 2020 Batch B Stream 1 of the scheme.
Today's Headlines:FG Mortgaging Nigeria’s Future – Sen Yaroe, Why NYSC Scheme Should Not Be scrapped
FG mortgaging Nigeria’s future – Sen Yaroe Senator Binos Yaroe of Adamawa South District has condemned Federal Government’s plan to take another loan. He said that by its excessive borrowing, the Federal Government is mortgaging the future of Nigerians. Yaroe who spoke to newsmen at his residence in Yola, said efforts by him and other senators of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to stop the decision failed.
"We Don't Go On Strike" - NYSC Warns Corps Members
The National Youth Service Corps on Friday told service members and prospective corps members to be disciplined and commit to following the organization's rules because the NYSC does not go on strike. The organization urged members of the body to be agents of change and work to dispel the myth of the COVID-19 vaccination, adding that during the recent strike by the Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors, "NYSC corps personnel was working ".