The Federal Government intends to increase the Serving years of the National Youth Service Corps Members from 1 Year to 2 Years. According to the report, this is to enable the corpers serve their country better after graduating from their tertiary Institution.

It was announced on Ray Power news. We are still gathering more information on it and we would keep you updated as more information comes up.

henry_c: The Federal Government intends to increase the Serving years of the National Youth Service Corps Members from 1 Year to 2 Years. According to the report, this is to enable the corpers serve their country better after graduating from their tertiary Institution.

It was announced on Ray Power news. We are still gathering more information on it and we would keep you updated as more information comes up.

This report is unsubstantiated. Anyway, in case it reaches front page, first to comment

henry_c: The Federal Government intends to increase the Serving years of the National Youth Service Corps Members from 1 Year to 2 Years. According to the report, this is to enable the corpers serve their country better after graduating from their tertiary Institution.

It was announced on Ray Power news. We are still gathering more information on it and we would keep you updated as more information comes up.

OLODO which FG?

This is the real info here:

Governor Jonah Jang of Plateau on Tuesday
advocated for the extension of National Youth
Service Corps (NYSC) service to two years so as
to allow for military training.
``The youth corps members are supposed to
receive military training for a year so that
when they are through, they can be useful to
the society, `` Jang said during a courtesy visit
by the Minister of Youths Development, Mr.
Inuwa Abdullahi.
Jang said that one year service was not enough,
therefore ``we need to re-evaluate it and
improve on it to include proper military
training``.
He criticised the situation whereby after the
service, youths had nothing, adding that it
called for proper guardian counselling.
``Youths are supposed to be counselled right
from secondary school before they enter the
university so that they can read courses that
will give them a future. More than 70 per cent
of our university students are reading
humanities while the remaining 30 per cent are
science students.
``Nigeria needs to look at the possibility of
creating special science and technical schools
that could give the youth some hope;
meaningful military training during their
service will perfect it, `` he said.

www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/jang-wants-nysc-service-extended-two-years

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