“Stay Clear Of Acts That Can Put You In Harm’s Way”-NYSC Coordinator
The NYSC Coordinator in Bauchi, Namadi Abubakar on Tuesday warned Batch C Stream 1, corps members against night clubbing and participating in local politics of their host communities.
Abubakar sounded the warning on behalf of the Director-General, Brig.-Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim, at the close of the batch’s orientation course. Peoplesgazette reports. Information Guide Nigeria
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaIn Abubakar’s words: “Steer clear of acts that can put you in harm’s way, such as staying out late, attendance of night parties, visits to dangerous places, and acceptance of automobile rides from strangers,” warned Mr Abubakar.
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He further advised the corps members to be security-conscious at all times as they leave to their places of primary assignments. jamb results
“In keeping with the objectives of the scheme, you are expected to integrate into your host communities while also appreciating and respecting their cultures. I must, however, emphasise that engagement in their local politics is a no-go-area for you,” stated Mr Abubakar. “As you proceed to your locations of primary assignments, I urge you to be security-conscious at all times.”
The NYSC coordinator added that as the corps members posting letters would be handed to them after the ceremony, they should remember the oath of allegiance they took to accept posting in good faith.
The coordinator also encouraged them to perform their work with diligence and be guided by the provisions of the NYSC Act and by-laws.
He further advised the corps members to work on the skills they acquired during the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme.
“This will go a long way in empowering you for self-employment. On our part, we are liaising with financial institutions and other stakeholders with a view to providing start-up loans to enable you to actualise your business dreams. I wish to assure you that management will continue to explore avenues for optimising the impact of the programme”.
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