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From Bamigbola Gbolagunte, Akure
Ondo State Governor, Mr Lucky Aiyedatiwa has reiterated his administration’s unwavering commitment to the welfare and security of corps members serving in the state.
The assurance was contained in an address delivered on his behalf by the NYSC State Coordinator, Mrs. Kuburat Omowumi Bakare, during the official closing ceremony and passing-out parade of the 2025 Batch ‘C’ orientation course on Tuesday at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikare-Akoko.
The Governor cited the recent approval of the construction of new hostel accommodation for corps members, assuring that work would soon commence on the project.According to him, the project reflects the state government’s continuous efforts to improve the living and working conditions of young Nigerians posted to Ondo State for national service.
He added that his government maintains strong partnership with security agencies and relevant stakeholders to ensure the safety and wellbeing of corps members throughout their service year.
The Governor appealed to employers of corps members across the state to warmly receive the newly assigned corps members and provide an environment where they can thrive.
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He urged their employers to offer guidance, encourage innovative ideas and support the leadership development of the youths posted to their organisations.
Similarly, he called on Local Government authorities, traditional rulers and community leaders to extend the necessary support that will enable corps members to execute meaningful Community Development Service (CDS) projects that uplift their host communities.
While urging the corps members to uphold discipline, dedication and hard work, the governor said “as you proceed with the next phase of your national service, remember that this period carries significant responsibility. The nation expects you to contribute to unity, development and national progress”
He commended their enthusiasm during the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programmes and encouraged them to take advantage of post-camp training to build sustainable livelihood after their service year.
He warned the Corps members against involvement in drug abuse, cybercrime, financial fraud and other social vices, while reminding them that their conduct reflects on their families, institutions and the NYSC scheme.
He further stressed that participation in local politics by corps members remains strictly prohibited.
