NIGERIA: 281 Fake National Youth Corps Members Sent Out Of Orientation Camp
The National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) Coordinator in Niger State, Mr. Steven Ehoda-adi, yesterday said 281 fake corps members identified...
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The National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) Coordinator in Niger State, Mr. Steven Ehoda-adi, yesterday said 281 fake corps members identified at the state orientation camp have been sent out of the camp after failing to present their call-up letters.
The coordinator told newsmen shortly after the closing ceremony of the 2014 Batch B orientation exercise in Paiko that those affected had nothing to show as having qualified for admission into the camp.
According to him, some of them gave the excuse of being attacked by armed robbers on their way thereby losing their call up letters, others claimed to have misplaced them while some only presented photocopies of the letters which he said is not acceptable.
Declaring the orientation camp closed, Governor Mua’zu Babangida Aliyu said despite the insecurity in the country occasioned by the activities of the Boko Haram, the unity of the country is not negotiable.
He said though insurgency is threatening the relative peace in some parts of the country, the activities of the Boko Haram sects would soon be brought to an end.
Source: Daily Trust
The coordinator told newsmen shortly after the closing ceremony of the 2014 Batch B orientation exercise in Paiko that those affected had nothing to show as having qualified for admission into the camp.
According to him, some of them gave the excuse of being attacked by armed robbers on their way thereby losing their call up letters, others claimed to have misplaced them while some only presented photocopies of the letters which he said is not acceptable.
Declaring the orientation camp closed, Governor Mua’zu Babangida Aliyu said despite the insecurity in the country occasioned by the activities of the Boko Haram, the unity of the country is not negotiable.
He said though insurgency is threatening the relative peace in some parts of the country, the activities of the Boko Haram sects would soon be brought to an end.
Source: Daily Trust
