NYSC Director Warns Corps Members Against Defacing Uniforms
She emphasized the NYSC management's disapproval of such practices, citing the directive from the NYSC Director General, Brigadier General Yisha’u Dogara Ahmed. Mrs. Abiodun urged corps members to wear the issued combat-styled uniform as intended, highlighting the consequences specified in the NYSC Bye-Law for those caught engaging in undignified practices.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Acting Director of all NYSC formations in the Southwest geopolitical zone, Mrs. Olubukola Oluwaremilekun Abiodun, issued a stern warning to corps members regarding the defacement of the national symbol on the NYSC uniform. During an oversight function at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Ikare-Akoko, Mrs. Abiodun expressed her dismay at the reckless adjustment of uniforms by some service corps members.
She emphasized the NYSC management's disapproval of such practices, citing the directive from the NYSC Director General, Brigadier General Yisha’u Dogara Ahmed. Mrs. Abiodun urged corps members to wear the issued combat-styled uniform as intended, highlighting the consequences specified in the NYSC Bye-Law for those caught engaging in undignified practices.
Addressing the 2023 Batch ‘C’ (Stream 1) corps members, Mrs. Abiodun underscored the importance of making decisions that would positively impact their future development. She encouraged them to participate in the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) program, emphasizing its role in preparing graduate youths for the labor market and providing funding options.
Furthermore, Mrs. Abiodun assured corps members of the non-negotiable commitment to their welfare and security. She urged those with health concerns to seek medical attention from approved facilities, pointing out the partnership with the National Health Insurance Authority for free medical services.
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Responding to the agitation for relocation based on Ondo's perceived industrialization status, Mrs. Abiodun cautioned against succumbing to peer pressure and advocated for corps members to stay in the Sunshine State to fulfill their national service.
In conclusion, the Acting Director urged corps members to seize the opportunity provided by NYSC to build a foundation for their future, emphasizing the importance of staying focused, calculative, and making the most of the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development program.
