naija News understands that Kazaure is the 17th Chief Executive Officer of the NYSC SCheme.

On the other hand, Ibrahim’s appointment automatically makes him the 18th Chief Executive Officer of the NYSC SCheme.

During Kazaure’s tenure, he expanded the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme through the establishment of more skill centres and greater stakeholders’ involvement for skill and material support.

Kazaure is a well-learned scientist with enviable academic credentials while Ibrahim, on the other hand, is a historian.

In August 2018, Ibrahim had told CEO Africa during an interview: “When you take over an office, you need to find out why your predecessor succeeded or failed.”

Ibrahim had added: “Before I take decisions, I make reference to the past, build into what is happening now and then into the future. Once you have this at the back of your mind, discover that you will always succeed.”

Meanwhile, the shakeup in the scheme is coming at the time President Muhammadu Buhari signed the new national minimum bill into law, a situation which will see Nigerian workers receive N30,000 monthly as against the current N18,000.

Social Media posts monitored by this reporter shows that Corp members across the country have expressed optimism of getting an increased allowance from the current N19,800 monthly allowance following the signing of the bill by the President.

https://www./2019/04/19/breaking-shuaibu-ibrahim-replaces-kazaure-as-nysc-dg/amp/

This man just dey replace everybody abeg make the 30k minimum wage take effect biko