2,680 Batch ‘A’ Corps Members Deployed To Rivers State

A total of 2,680 National
Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members have been deployed to Rivers State,
for the compulsory one-year service.
The corpers, who comprised 1,165 males and 1,515 females, took the
oath of allegiance to observe the rules and regulations guiding the
NYSC, at their permanent Orientation Camp in Nonwa-Gbam, Tai Local
Government Area of the state.
In a message to the corps members, President Goodluck Jonathan, declared
that government would not relent until the country was safe for all.
He said: “Through the patriotic and courageous efforts of our armed
forces, combined with the right equipment and strategy, we have made
remarkable progress in the fight against insurgency, and we will not
relent, until all parts of the country are safer for our people and for
national service.
“I believe that the next government will continue to support and
encourage corps members by fulfilling its statutory obligations to the
scheme and providing a peaceful atmosphere for optimal performance of
corps members wherever they are.
“Our government has been committed to supporting the NYSC scheme and
positioning it firmly, as a leading light of youth organisations in the
world. I will expect that the necessary appropriation will continue to
be provided to sustain the gains of the service corps, and also to
provide for the welfare and security needs of all corps members
throughout the nation”, Jonathan said.
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