Authorities of the National Youth Service Corps
(NYSC) in Niger State, northcentral Nigeria, have
thrown 281 fake corps members out of the
orientation camp.
Mr. Steven Ehoda-adi, the state’s coordinator of
NYSC, disclosed this Tuesday while speaking to
journalists shortly after the closing ceremony of the
2014 Batch B orientation exercise in Paiko.
He said the 281 fake corps members identified at
the state orientation camp were sent out of the
camp after they failed to present their call-up
letters.
Ehoda-adi said those affected had nothing to show
as having qualified for admission into the camp
According to him, some of them said they lost their
letters when they were attacked by armed robbers
on their way to Minna, others claimed to have
misplaced them, while some presented
photocopies of the letters which he said was not
acceptable.
Only 3,259 batch B corps members on Tuesday
successfully completed their three weeks
orientation in the state.
Also, another 230 corps members comprising
pregnant and nursing mothers were disallowed
from taking part in the normal routine during the
three weeks orientation exercise.
Declaring the orientation camp closed, Governor
Mua’zu Babangida Aliyu of Niger State said despite
the insecurity in the country occasioned by the
activities of the Boko Haram, the unity of the
country was not negotiable.
He said though insurgency was threatening the
relative peace in some parts of the country, the
activities of the Boko Haram sects would soon be
brought to an end.
www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/08/27/281-fake-nysc-members-sacked-from-camp/

chai, there is Godoooh

corpers shld be posted to their zones of origin

is not right for someone to dey drink panadol 4 another man headache