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Zamfara Governor Promises Safe and Supportive Environment for Corps Members
Dauda Lawal, the Governor of Zamfara State, has given a strong commitment to ensuring a secure and supportive environment for National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members stationed in the state.
In a statement made on Tuesday, at the conclusion of the three-week Batch C Stream One orientation course held at the temporary orientation camp in Gusau.
Also, Governor Lawal emphasized his administration’s dedication to the welfare and safety of the corps members.
The Governor, who was represented by Tasi’u Musa Shinkafi, the Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, reassured the corps members that they would be provided with the necessary security and resources to carry out their duties effectively.
Additionally, he mentioned that his government was fully committed to offering a conducive environment where the corps members could work and grow.
Governor Lawal encouraged the young graduates to approach their service with the utmost dedication, hard work, and commitment.
In his remarks, Muhammad Auwal Lawal, the NYSC State Coordinator, praised the efforts of the Zamfara State government for its proactive approach in making the necessary arrangements to ensure the wellbeing of the corps members.
He acknowledged the government’s role in providing the essential infrastructure and support systems for the success of the orientation program and the service year at large.
Lawal also urged the corps members to stay focused on their mission and maintain a sense of responsibility throughout their service year.
He advised them to avoid distractions such as late-night parties and unnecessary travel, as they could jeopardize their health and safety.
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