Corps Members and Camp Officials Rally Against Drug Abuse at NYSC Orientation Camp, Bayelsa State
In a spirited display of unity and commitment, corps members and camp officials at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Bayelsa State took part in a compelling "War Against Drug Abuse" (WADA) rally today.
Corps members and camp officials at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Bayelsa State took part in a compelling "War Against Drug Abuse" (WADA) rally today. The event aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse and promote healthy lifestyles within the camp community.
The rally featured vibrant anti-drug abuse slogans emblazoned on placards, which were carried by enthusiastic corps members and camp officials. The atmosphere was further energized by the lively performances of the NYSC musical band, whose tunes provided an upbeat backdrop to the proceedings.
Corps members participated in the rally in groups according to their respective platoons, showcasing their creativity and commitment to the cause. The event was both informative and entertaining, combining educational messages with engaging activities to captivate the audience.
Mrs. Okpalifo Obiageli Charity, the State Coordinator, emphasized the importance of the rally in combating drug abuse. “Today’s event is not just about raising awareness; it’s about empowering our corps members and the camp community with the knowledge and resolve to fight against drug abuse,” Mrs. Charity said. “We are committed to taking this message far and wide, reaching every corner of Bayelsa State.”
The rally concluded with a strong resolve from both corps members and camp officials to extend the anti-drug abuse message throughout the state. Plans are underway to carry the campaign to various communities, ensuring that the critical message about the dangers of drug abuse reaches a broader audience.
Overall, the WADA rally at the NYSC Orientation Camp was a successful blend of education, entertainment, and activism, reinforcing the commitment of the NYSC to promoting a drug-free environment and supporting the well-being of Nigeria’s youth.