Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara has praised the legacies of the NYSC Scheme in the last 50 years and assured them that his administration will impact positively on the operations of the Scheme in Rivers State.

Gov. Fubara gave the assurance today during the Swearing in ceremony of 2023 Batch B Stream 1 Corps Members deployed to Rivers State.

Represented by Dr. Kenneth Chisom Gbali, Commissioner for Youth, Gov. Fubara charged the Corps Members to help to evolve a peaceful, prosperous and egalitarian society through exemplary character and conduct at all times.

He further called on the Corps Members to use their ingenuity, resourcefulness, energy and passion to bring about a new Rivers State filled with quality life for the citizens.

In a welcome address, Rivers State NYSC Coordinator, Mr. George Mfongang appealed to the Corps Members to be driven by discipline while making conscious efforts at nation building.

He urged them to imbibe the key values of the NYSC Scheme in order to properly harness their innate potentials and become stand out personalities in the society.

The Rivers State Chief Judge, Justice Simeon Chibuzor Amadi represented by Hon. Justice Charles Ndudi Wali administered the Oath of Allegiance on the 1639 Corps Members deployed to Rivers State

Serving in Rivers State used to be a luxury untill the days of Wike.

Nothing will change with SIM, a Wike 3rd term😁😁😁

saintopus:
Serving in Rivers State used to be a luxury untill the days of Wike.

Nothing will change with SIM, a Wike 3rd term😁😁😁

I am currently serving in Rivers State, Nysc Rivers State is one of the best in Nigeria, go and verify

Gabrielobianyor:


I am currently serving in Rivers State, Nysc Rivers State is one of the best in Nigeria, go and verify

Am from Rivers State. If you think you are enjoying now, know that it was massively better in the early 2000 when I served.