The National Youth Service Corps in Kaduna is calling for essential support from the state government.
During the opening ceremony for the 2026 Batch ‘A’ Stream One orientation course, the NYSC coordinator, Mrs. Efeke Murna Dadaza, urged the government to provide a permanent orientation camp, an ambulance, and enhanced welfare for corps members. These improvements are deemed crucial for the safety and productivity of the corps members serving in the state.
NYSC Appeals for Permanent Orientation Camp in Kaduna
The NYSC’s appeal highlights the need for a stable facility to enhance the experience of corps members. Currently, they are operating from a temporary orientation camp at Government College, Kaduna. The coordinator emphasized that a permanent site would not only improve safety but also foster a more conducive environment for service.
Mrs. Dadaza expressed confidence in the corps members’ discipline and commitment since their arrival. She assured the state government that they would responsibly maintain any facilities provided for their use. This commitment underscores the corps members’ dedication to their service year.
Kaduna: Key figures on NYSC Requests
- Permanent orientation site requested
- Ambulance requested
- Improved welfare support requested
Governor’s Commitment to Corps Members
Governor Uba Sani has reassured corps members of the state government’s dedication to their safety and welfare. This commitment is vital as it sets the tone for the support that the NYSC is seeking. The governor’s acknowledgment of their needs reflects an understanding of the challenges faced by corps members during their service.
Next Steps for NYSC in Kaduna
- Await response from the state government on requests
- Monitor the implementation of welfare improvements
The NYSC in Kaduna is advocating for vital resources to enhance the experience of corps members.
