The Special project graduands for 2021 Batch C Stream l Orientation course have been charged to inject the knowledge acquired while undergoing various intensive trainings to the society.
The State Coordinator Mrs Grace Ogbuogebe ably represented by the Camp Director, Mr Olumide Adekeye, gave the mandate at the graduation ceremony of 146 corps members comprising (30 Corps Peer Trainers, 36 Financial Inclusion Educators, 35 First Aiders and 45 Fire Marshalls) at Iseyin Camp.
The certified graduands of the various special projects were highly commended and encouraged to keep the flame burning by taking their assignments seriously while translating their knowledge to the populace for a better society.
Furthermore, the graduands were encouraged to always file in their reports at the appropriate time so as to keep the Management abreast of their activities.
Earlier in his Introductory remark, the Head Special projects, Dr. Solomon Babalola, appreciated the Management for creating an enabling environment for the corps members to undergo the intensive trainings. He also confirmed that the facilitators were at the top of their game ensuring that the corps members acquire the relevant knowledge.
In their goodwill messages, the Camp Commandant Maj. A. A. Kutigi enjoined the corps members to improve on their knowledge by taking up more research in their various fields. Stating that the various projects are meaningful to the society.
The Resident officer l Mrs Caroline Ogundele in her speech, appreciated them for the courage to volunteer to pursue their passion and urged them to be good ambassadors of the Scheme.
Speaking at the event, the Head Evaluation, Mrs Mariam Umogah equally tasked the graduands who are considered as leaders/ foot soldiers to ensure they positively impact the society.
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