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From Sola Ojo, Abuja
The Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, and the State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs Efeke Murna Dadaza, have charged corps members deployed to the state to uphold discipline, patriotism, and actively participate in national development during their service year.
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They spoke at the official swearing-in of the 2,096 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream I corps members (Kaduna and FCT spill-over) at the temporary orientation camp, Government College, Kaduna. In his keynote address, Governor Uba Sani declared the orientation course open, calling on corps members to “shun corruption, tribalism, religious extremism and all negative tendencies,” and embrace hard work, tolerance, and loyalty to national ideals. “Kaduna is a melting point of cultures and traditions. It is a miniature Nigeria. You are fortunate to be deployed here. Learn, grow and serve,” the governor said. He reiterated the importance of respecting camp rules and adapting to the regimented structure of the orientation programme.
Mrs Dadaza, in her welcome address, described the orientation course as a vital foundation of the NYSC scheme, structured to prepare corps members for the rigours of service through drills, leadership training, language studies, and entrepreneurial development. She expressed gratitude to the state government for its continued support and used the platform to appeal for enhanced welfare provisions, including a permanent orientation camp, constitution of the State Governing Board, and support for camp healthcare and feeding.
