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Bayelsa State Government on Thursday vowed to settle the medical bills of four National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members involved in an auto crash on Monday in which two of them died.

Suoyo Appah, the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Seriake Dickson on NYSC Matters, made the pledge in Yenagoa, the state capital during the issuance of NYSC discharge certificate to the outgoing corps members.

Mr Appah stated:“The state government always feels uncomfortable when a corps member dies; that is why we extend our heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased corps members.

“For those that are hospitalised, the governor has made a provision for their bills to be settled and also wishes them quick recovery.”

He said the state government had continued to provide welfare packages to ensure smooth service year for all corps members deployed to Bayelsa, adding that the government had regularly rewarded hardworking corps members in every batch with grants.

In her speech, the state NYSC Coordinator, Loto Bolade, commended the state government for its help to corps members.

Mrs Bolade said that 1,401 corps members effectively finished the service year and urged them to be great ambassadors of the scheme.

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Good riddance

that is a good one,having human sympathy is one very good attribute of a good leader.

BayelsaLegacy:
Bayelsa State Government on Thursday vowed to settle the medical bills of four National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members involved in an auto crash on Monday in which two of them died.

Suoyo Appah, the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Seriake Dickson on NYSC Matters, made the pledge in Yenagoa, the state capital during the issuance of NYSC discharge certificate to the outgoing corps members.

Mr Appah stated:“The state government always feels uncomfortable when a corps member dies; that is why we extend our heartfelt condolences to the families of the deceased corps members.

“For those that are hospitalised, the governor has made a provision for their bills to be settled and also wishes them quick recovery.”

He said the state government had continued to provide welfare packages to ensure smooth service year for all corps members deployed to Bayelsa, adding that the government had regularly rewarded hardworking corps members in every batch with grants.

In her speech, the state NYSC Coordinator, Loto Bolade, commended the state government for its help to corps members.

Mrs Bolade said that 1,401 corps members effectively finished the service year and urged them to be great ambassadors of the scheme.

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Great work from the governor, he is an Icon to so many Nigerians

If every leader can be as hard working as you're, Nigeria will be a better place. God bless you sir for the great works you do for the Bayelsa people.

chuksjames1:
that is a good one,having human sympathy is one very good attribute of a good leader.