NYSC Enforces Discipline: 35 Corps Members to Face Consequences in Bayelsa

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) has disclosed that out of the 35 sanctioned corps members, 21 will face an extension of their service year, while the remaining 14 are required to repeat the entire service. This decision underscores the NYSC’s strict adherence to its rules and regulations.

Mrs. Obiageli Okpalifo, the State Coordinator for the NYSC in Bayelsa, informed NAN that despite these disciplinary measures, the majority of the corps members had a successful completion of their service year. A total of 1,075 young graduates were awarded their certificates of national service, marking their official transition from corps members to active contributors to the nation’s workforce.

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In her statement, Mrs. Okpalifo expressed her heartfelt congratulations to the corps members who completed their service year commendably. She highlighted their significant contributions to the development of the state and praised them for their dedication and hard work.

The State Coordinator also extended her gratitude to the employers and traditional rulers in the host communities for creating a supportive environment that enabled the corps members to fulfill their service obligations effectively.

Governor Douye Diri received special appreciation for his welfare initiatives and efforts to ensure the safety of the corps members throughout their service year. His support played a crucial role in providing a secure and nurturing experience for the young graduates.

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Mrs. Okpalifo took a moment to acknowledge the corps members who excelled during their service year, awarding them with certificates of commendation. These individuals stood out for their exceptional performance and contributions, setting a high standard for future batches.

Furthermore, she lauded the corps members who participated in the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development Training Programmes. These programs are designed to equip young Nigerians with the necessary skills to become self-reliant and eventually, employers of labor. Mrs. Okpalifo finds this focus on self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship particularly praiseworthy.

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In closing, Mrs. Okpalifo recognized the tireless efforts of the NYSC staff who played a pivotal role in mentoring, supervising, and monitoring the corps members at their various assignments. Their unwavering commitment was instrumental in achieving the success of the service year.