Monarchs in Jigawa Reaffirm Commitment to Enhanced NYSC Operations, Praise Scheme as Unifying Factor

Traditional rulers in Jigawa State have reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring the effective and enhanced operations of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in the state. The monarchs made these remarks during separate advocacy visits from the Jigawa State NYSC Coordinator, Alhaji Jidda Dawut.

The royal fathers commended the NYSC's role in nation-building and the socio-economic development of their host communities, particularly through the execution of impactful Community Development Service (CDS) projects. They acknowledged the NYSC as a crucial force for national unity, noting its significant contributions to reducing youth unemployment by equipping Corps Members with skills for self-reliance.

"NYSC has been a blessing and remains relevant. Our communities have been positively impacted by the numerous interventions provided in critical areas of their lives by Corps Members through the CDS programme," they stated.

The monarchs further appreciated the respect the NYSC accords to traditional institutions in Jigawa State and reassured the State Coordinator of their continued support, particularly in ensuring the security and welfare of Corps Members within their domains.

In his remarks, Alhaji Jidda Dawut emphasized that the purpose of his visit was to strengthen the cordial relationship between the NYSC and the traditional institutions. He also sought their assistance in sensitizing their communities to provide support for Corps Members deployed to their areas.

Dawut expressed gratitude for the monarchs' fatherly role and stressed the need to protect the safety of all Corps Members in the state.

The monarchs visited included the Emir of Kazaure, Alhaji Najib Adamu; Emir of Gumel, Alhaji Ahmad Muhammad Sani II; District Head of Babura, Alhaji Wata'ala Mustapha; and Galadiman Dutse, Alhaji Basiru Muhammad Sunusi.