Plateau NYSC Coordinator Urges Corps Members to Make Positive Impact in Host Communities

He emphasized the importance of identifying community needs and undertaking Personal Community Development Service projects to address them.

Plateau NYSC Coordinator Urges Corps Members to Make Positive Impact in Host Communities

The State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Plateau, Mr. Jonathan I. Yavala, has praised the corps members of the 2024 Batch "B" Stream II for their good conduct during the orientation course. 

Speaking at the debriefing session at the NYSC Temporary Orientation Camp in Jos, Yavala urged the corps members to focus on making a positive impact in their host communities. He emphasized the importance of identifying community needs and undertaking Personal Community Development Service projects to address them.

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Yavala also highlighted the role of Plateau Riders in facilitating transportation to their places of posting and reminded corps members to obtain proper approval before traveling. He concluded by praying for their safety throughout their service year.

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The session featured introductions to key NYSC officials and an interactive segment where corps members could ask questions.