NYSC FCT Orientation Camp to be Relocated

FCT Minister of State, Oloye Olajumoke Akinjide, yesterday said that plans are underway to relocate the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Orientation Camp at Kubwa due to lack of space and over stretched facilities.

She gave the hint in an address, during the swearing in ceremony of about 3,978 corps member deployed to serve in the FCT.



The minister urged the corps members to conduct themselves in disciplined manners, adding that the orientation programme is designed to prepare them for challenges, which they are bound to encounter during the course of their service year.

While assuring corps members of adequate security measures put in place at the camp to guarantee their safety, she advised them to be security conscious and report cases of threat to security agents as well as the NYSC management.

Earlier in her welcome address, NYSC FCT Co-ordinator, Mrs Linda O. Amugo, advised the corps members to shun tribalism and other anti-social behaviours that would be detrimental to the unity of the country.

She disclosed that of 3,978 corps members deployed to serve in the territory, 2,128 are females while 1,850 are males.

Highlight of the event was the administration of oath of allegiance on the corps members by the FCT Chief Judge, represented by Justice Ufot A. Inyang.

The Chief Judge urged the corps members to abide by the tenets of the oath of allegiance taken as well as urged them to shun corruption.


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