The Government of Sierra Leone has sent a high-powered team to Nigeria to understudy the National Youth Service Corps.

The delegation, which is being headed by the country’s Presidential Adviser on Youth, Dr. Sheku G. Kamara, was at the NYSC National Directorate Headquarters today to interact with the Management team.

Kamara said the purpose of the visit was to enable Sierra Leone learn from Nigeria’s experience to enable it improve its own National Youth Service.

“We researched a lot to learn from all countries that have voluntary youth services after graduation from University, and I am proud to say Nigeria emerged from our research as the best example in Africa.

“The purpose of this study tour is to find out what have been your successes, what have been your challenges, and what we should look for to make ours a strong one,” he added.

Kamara, who described Nigeria as Africa’s big brother, conveyed his home government’s appreciation of the long standing cordial relationship between Nigeria and Sierra Leone, especially the brotherliness and goodwill shown by the former both in war and peace times.

He particularly recalled how Nigeria’s leading role during the Sierra Leonean civil war helped in the return of peace and stability in that country as well as its support to the latter during the outbreak of the Ebola disease.

Responding, the NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Sulaiman Kazaure, thanked the Sierra Leone for recognizing Nigeria’s successes in youth development.

Kazaure told the delegation that the NYSC was established in 1973 with a pioneer batch of 2,364, adding that the scheme now mobilizes over 300,000 Corps members every year.

He said the huge rise in Corps population was a challenge which the scheme had been managing to surmount.

The Director-General, however, averred that the NYSC had gathered invaluable experience in youth mobilization for national unity and development in its forty-four years of existence.

He expressed the scheme’s readiness to share its experience for the benefit of the sister African country.

A major highlight of the occasion was the presentation of briefs on the mandate and activities of all Department and Units of the NYSC by the Directors.

The Sierra Leonean team is also scheduled to visit some Orientation camps in the country for on-the-spot monitoring of activities during the on-going 2017 Batch ‘A’ Orientation course.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2017/05/23/sierra-leone-understudies-nigerias-nysc-scheme/

Pls when you are under studying our scheme pls don't go home with the bad ones like the lack of water we saw in Taraba today and the death trap that has been set for the youth Corp members, lack of good health facilities to mention but a few.
Do as I say don't do as I do.

FTC again.

Haaaaaa....see one chance

My advice : They shouldn't adopt it.

issokay

i expect them to fine tune it and implement a better version in their own country

when you see those who wants nysc scraped after collecting allawee...

The Director-General, however, averred that the NYSC had gathered invaluable experience in youth mobilization for national unity and development in its forty-four years of existence.

He expressed the scheme’s readiness to share its experience for the benefit of the sister African country


NIGERIA and being proud but just can't fix electricity.

Problem . Na him dey want shuck head so

Loooool
This is admirable and a splinter in the deep darkness that pervades Nigeria... ..

On a lighter note...this study will not be complete without training them on how youths are posted to their father's parlour....

Case study: davido

Sierra Leone should stay away from that programme.

Lol they want to study spoil. Is Nigeria NYSC scheme good? Victor Moses celebrates Chelsea's victory with family - see photos
http://www.updatesflow.tk/2017/05/victor-moses-celebrates-chelseas.html

can anything good come from naija

NYSC as lost it glory in Nigeria...let it be scraped or restructure.

Welcome development. That shows that, people from outside appreciate good things from Nigeria

Wetin dey do saro people nae. Something Wey don tire is here

Other countries come to study from us & dia output will b every beta from wot will already have. Why?

Great6362:
COULD THIS BE REAL YES ITS REAL AND TRUE. THOSE THAT TOOK THE RISK YESTERDAY ARE ALREADY REJOICING, KEEP DOUBTING WHILE OTHERS ARE BUSY HITTING IT BIG. YOU COULD BE NEXT.. CHECK DETAILS BELOW..

iwo ti mad ooooo

I hope they make theirs voluntary.

Bonaventura:
My advice : They shouldn't adopt it.

OK.....let us abolish NYSC

Na you wey go provide doctors, nurses, teachers, etc for the village...where they are non-existent.

That's his countries understudy Nigeria, then we later go back to understudy them.

Am not sure they will be impressed if they are shown the honest truth

R

Nice development

Great6362:
COULD THIS BE REAL YES ITS REAL AND TRUE. THOSE THAT TOOK THE RISK YESTERDAY ARE ALREADY REJOICING, KEEP DOUBTING WHILE OTHERS ARE BUSY HITTING IT BIG. YOU COULD BE NEXT.. CHECK DETAILS BELOW..

You know that the wages of sin .....

But do go ahead.

Your master, the Prince of the Power of the Air, must be proud of you.

[quote author=maximunimpact post=56805211]The Government of Sierra Leone has sent a high-powered team to Nigeria to understudy the National Youth Service Corps.

The delegation, which is being headed by the country’s Presidential Adviser on Youth, Dr. Sheku G. Kamara, was at the NYSC National Directorate Headquarters today to interact with the Management team.

Kamara said the purpose of the visit was to enable Sierra Leone learn from Nigeria’s experience to enable it improve its own National Youth Service.

“We researched a lot to learn from all countries that have voluntary youth services after graduation from University, and I am proud to say Nigeria emerged from our research as the best example in Africa.

“The purpose of this study tour is to find out what have been your successes, what have been your challenges, and what we should look for to make ours a strong one,” he added.

Kamara, who described Nigeria as Africa’s big brother, conveyed his home government’s appreciation of the long standing cordial relationship between Nigeria and Sierra Leone, especially the brotherliness and goodwill shown by the former both in war and peace times.

He particularly recalled how Nigeria’s leading role during the Sierra Leonean civil war helped in the return of peace and stability in that country as well as its support to the latter during the outbreak of the Ebola disease.

Responding, the NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Sulaiman Kazaure, thanked the Sierra Leone for recognizing Nigeria’s successes in youth development.

Kazaure told the delegation that the NYSC was established in 1973 with a pioneer batch of 2,364, adding that the scheme now mobilizes over 300,000 Corps members every year.

He said the huge rise in Corps population was a challenge which the scheme had been managing to surmount.

The Director-General, however, averred that the NYSC had gathered invaluable experience in youth mobilization for national unity and development in its forty-four years of existence.

He expressed the scheme’s readiness to share its experience for the benefit of the sister African country.

A major highlight of the occasion was the presentation of briefs on the mandate and activities of all Department and Units of the NYSC by the Directors.

The Sierra Leonean team is also scheduled to visit some Orientation camps in the country for on-the-spot monitoring of activities during the on-going 2017 Batch ‘A’ Orientation course.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2017/05/23/sierra-leone-understudies-nigerias-nysc-scheme/


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