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From Ola Muhammad, Birnin Kebbi
Kebbi State Governor, Dr. Nasir Idris has assured the newly deployed Corps members in the state a maximum security through out their one year mandatory service to the country.
Idris stated this during the swearing -in ceremony of 806 Corps members of the 2026 batch C stream II deployed to the state at the NYSC temporary orientation camp,Basaura,Jega local government area of Kebbi.
The Governor who was represented by the Commissioner for Youths and Sports Development, Comrade Nura Fingilla,,said that his administration would provide adequate security for all the residents in the state.
He said: , “as you take this solemn oath today, remember that service to humanity remains one of the noblest expressions of patriotism. Wherever you are posted ,strive to make a positive difference.
“Let your conduct reflect discipline, integrity, commitment, innovation, compassion,and respect for the constituted authority. Be worthy ambassadors of the NYSC scheme and exemplary representatives of your respective institutions and families “.
Idris said, despite security challenges confronting parts of Nigeria, Kebbi still continued to ensure relative peace due to collaboration with security agencies.
According to him, “security remains a top priority of my administration because no meaningful development can thrive in a atmosphere of insecurity.
“Despite the security challenges confronting parts of the country, Kebbi State has continued to enjoy relative peace through the collective efforts of government, security agencies, traditional institutions,community leaders and vigilant citizens.
“We remain resolute in sustaining this peaceful environment and will continue to strengthen collaboration with all relevant stakeholders to safeguard lives and property of all the State residents.
“I therefore,assure you, that your safety and welfare remain paramount to the Government of Kebbi State. We shall continue to work closely with the National Youth Service Corps,the Armed Forces,the Nigeria Police,other security agencies and host communities to ensure that you carry out your national service in a secure and conducive environment “.
Idris who urged the Corps members to be security conscious at all times, appealed to them to avoid unnecessary risks, obeying camp regulations, the laws of the land and report any suspicious movements to appropriate authorities.
The Gov however donated two big bulls to the Corps members as welcome gifts.
The Chief Judge of the State Justice Abubakar Umar, represented by Justice Nurudeen Muhammad, administered the oath of allegiance to the Corps members.
Earlier,the State Coordinator of NYSC,Mr.Bala Kagarko, disclosed that a total number of 806 corps members,comprises of 476 male and 330 female have successfully registered for the orientation camp.
He reminded the state government about it responsibilities to the scheme especially in the area of provision of modest camp and facilities, office accommodation, feeding augmentation during the orientation course, payment of monthly allowance to Corps members and periodic camp maintenance.
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