The Director-General National Youth Service Corps, Brig.Gen.Mohammad Kaku Fadah has charged the 2022 Batch B’ Stream II Corps members to make sure they subject themselves to the rules and ethics of their work place.
He tasked them to be diligent at work and should strive to meet the expectations of Nigerians by contributing towards the progress and development of the nation.
The NYSC DG who was represented by the Coordinator, NYSC Oyo state Mrs Grace Ogbuogebe at the Closing Ceremony of the 2022 Batch ‘B’ stream II Orientation exercise, warned the corps members not to engage in the local politics of their host communities but rather concentrate on how to leave the place better than they met it.
He said whatever they sow into the lives of people in their host communities will go a long way to better their lot.
General Mohammad Fadah also enjoined the Corps members to pursue vigorously the post camp training of the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development program.
He added that the post camp training will go a long way in empowering them for self reliance. He however assured them that the management will continue to explore avenues to improve on the impacts of the programme.
The NYSC Boss equally warned the corps members to be security conscious at all times and avoid endangering their lives all in the name of adventure.
He cautioned them against staying out late,attending night parties and accepting rides from strangers.While charging them not to get involved in criminal activities like cybercrime , drug abuse and trafficking,the DG made it clear that being a corps member does not confer on them immunity against prosecution for any criminal offence.
The Director General also emphasized on the use of social media to promote unity, peace and prosperity of Nigeria.
He advised the corps members not to embark on using the social media to peddle rumour and unsubstantiated information or use it to promote hatred.
He directed them to always seek for clarification on issues affecting the scheme on NYSC website and social media platforms to stay well informed.
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