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Gbege don start as expected, it invariably will affect us too people. 2016 Batch ‘B’ stream II to commence orientation Jan 2017- NYSC The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has assured members of the public that the scheme has made all necessary preparations to ensure the mobilisation of all eligible prospective corps members in the next service year. Brig.-Gen. Sulaiman Kazaure gave the assurance in Abuja on Wednesday during a Media Parley organised by the scheme for Editors and Reporters of various media organisations in the country. Kazaure explained that although the scheme could presently cater for only 86,000 out of the 170,000 screened for the next service year it had taken necessary precautions to ensure the rest partook in the service. “In the 2016 budget, provision was made for the mobilisation of a total of 210,000 corps members. However, the figure for both 2016 Batch ‘A’ and Batch ‘B’ has more than doubled the original projection. “Like we did before the 2016 Batch ‘A’ orientation course, we have appealed to government for special intervention grant to mop up excess of this figure. “So far, we have received the green light from the relevant government agencies to prepare for the mobilisation of all qualified prospective corps members. “However, the limited cumulative capacity of the orientation camps nationwide necessitates a second stream orientation course for the 2016 Batch ‘B’ which is planned for January 2017,” the director-general said. Kazaure commended President Muhammadu Buhari for his personal intervention in strengthening the operations of the scheme and some state governors for their support toward promoting national unity and development. The director-general, however, appealed to defaulting states, local government councils and NGOs to support the NYSC in delivering its national development objectives, pointing out that lack of support remain the biggest challenge of the scheme. According to him, this attitude is most glaring in the limited capacity and quality of facilities in most orientation camps across the country; hence the inability of the corps to accommodate more than 78,000 in one orientation course. He therefore called on all state and local governments to wake up to their responsibilities of assisting the scheme in the provision of orientation camp facilities and post-camp accommodation and transport of corps members. Kazaure listed other responsibilities to include logistics support for inspection of corps locations, material support for Community Development Service (CDS) and security of corps members during the service year. This notwithstanding, the director-general disclosed that the corps is collaborating with about 12 organisations and agencies to deliver its mandate on national development. Similarly, he said that the scheme had trained more than 600,000 corps members on various skills to be self reliant in the last four years, adding that nine beneficiaries of the Presidential; awardees have been granted automatic employment into Federal Civil Service in addition to cash donations. Besides, the director-general said that more than 300,000 rural communities have benefitted from the NYSC medical outreach conducted in October 2015, among other achievements. He pledged that the scheme would continue to sensitise corps members to maintain neutrality, honesty and commitment to electoral duties. Earlier, the Director of Press, Mrs Bose Aderibigbe, described the media parley as an avenue for the scheme to enlist the support of the media in showcasing its activities with a view to sustain public appreciation of the schemes relevance. She appealed to the media to continue imbibe the ethical principles of objectivity and balanced reportage especially in handling issues affecting the scheme to avert the negative impacts of misrepresented facts. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the stream I of the next batch for NYSC mobilisation, which is the 2016 Batch ‘B’, would commence orientation exercise on Nov. 24. The 2016 Batch ‘B’ stream II are expected to commence orientation in January 2017. Source : Vanguard http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/11/2016-batch-b-stream-ii-commence-orientation-jan-2017-nysc/ Check to confirm |
Mustack:Is too early for it sir, what do you want to be talking about now? I suggest we wait till next year. |
Your title sounded as if you have an important information. I don't know why you really want to have a thread with your name, but i don't support this your new thread. We are still trying to maintain the 1st thread, with yours now, you are about to bring confusion. Please if you have any update on 2017 batch A, post it on the original thread with this link https://www.nairaland.com/3401176/prospective-nysc-2017-batch-corps . |
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Am lost in all these terminologies, please can someone put me through with this email address chriswazo@yahoo.com, thanks. |
Pls What is the best strong decoder model and price too? I'll soon ditch this my 4922, decoder, am beginning to tire from it jaare. |
Some schools in Nigeria sabi whine, my friend wey just finished her Hnd a couple of months back (either July or August) in one polytechnic wey d Bauchi state will be serving with this year Batch B while d supposed "big unis" go d give flimsy excuses, rubbish! |
Doyin400l:Yes bro, certainly it has to be this month going with previous sets. |
segunk1:Even at that, you need to go and verify from your Exam officer just to be on a safe side. UNN can be heartless sometimes**. More so, calculating your gp after you have graduated does not really count, it won't save anything, when the list is out, you will be amazed at how some people made second class upper while those that you expected to be at top will be given second class lower. Don't raise eyebrows when you see it, is kind of a normal thing with them. |
Suurulere:Okay, that is a big relief. |
Suurulere:Okay, why did you leave? |
tetengi4life:Alright, I will. Thank you. |
Mr Surulere, am very delighted reading your wonderful write up, you wrote perfectly well sir. please i will like you to tell us more about Kadunna, the camp experience, your ppa and then your feelings for the state. |
segunk1:Issued out to me as how? If i understand what you really wrote sir, u want to get access /know your result status, that will be after the convocation next year. However, for Unn, the have a way of leaking the senate confirmed list detailing your gp, bio etc, but that will be before the convocation cos my set saw theirs last year November. Definitely, you will know it with time, that's not a big issue provided you don't have any carry over, if you do , consult your dpt Exam officer for briefing o, is important. |
Mukah1234:All things being equal, batch A is sure for me. I graduated 2015, my results are ready o |
sauceEEP:Alright sir. |
Chinedu7:Is it on its former position and frequency? I did the normal manual scan yet to no avail. |
benueguy: ![]() |
Tetengi4life, please i need it too sir, here's my email, ozurukenneth@gmail.com. thanks for the info. |
justifiedcoyy: mad man! |
They should work on improving their network strength first. |
Op how do one borrow 3gb data? What is the process? The news I read said is maximum of 2gb you can borrow |
Mukah1234:Welcome fellow super lion. |
iamwizzle:obviously. fredoricko:Yes but schools will have to paste their senate confirmed graduating lists for correction etc. By January or February latest, many schools would have followed suite. |
mikool007:I just muttered this now before seeing yours sef |
biadaba:Why are you calling Lala? To take this to FP? For what? |
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