Katsina State Welcomes 1,600 New Corps Members as NYSC 2024 Batch B Stream I Begins
Katsina State recently marked a significant event with the swearing-in and opening ceremony for the 2024 Batch B Stream I of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), welcoming 1,600 new corps members deployed to the state.
Francisca Okoro 
Katsina State recently marked a significant event with the swearing-in and opening ceremony for the 2024 Batch B Stream I of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), welcoming 1,600 new corps members deployed to the state. The ceremony heralded the start of the NYSC year for these young Nigerians, who will be serving in various capacities across Katsina State.
The event was graced by the presence of representatives from various sectors, with the honor of representing His Excellency Dr. Dikko Umaru, Ph.D., CON, falling to a distinguished guest. The representative addressed the gathering on behalf of the Governor and the people of Katsina State, offering a warm welcome to the incoming corps members.
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In the address, the representative encouraged the new corps members to feel at home during their service year and highlighted the government's commitment to fostering unity, development, and progress throughout the nation. The ceremony underscored the anticipation and optimism for the positive impact that these young individuals are expected to make in their respective areas of assignment.
The dedication and enthusiasm exhibited by the corps members were acknowledged, reflecting their readiness to contribute meaningfully to the state. The representative also commended the Katsina State NYSC Coordinator, Haj. Aisha Muhammad, for her alignment with the state government's agenda, particularly her efforts in advancing the development of the education sector in Katsina State.
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The state government reiterated its support for the NYSC program and expressed its commitment to ensuring a rewarding and fulfilling service year for all corps members in Katsina State. The ceremony not only marked the beginning of a new chapter for the corps members but also reinforced the state's dedication to supporting national development through the NYSC initiative.
