New NYSC Participants To Be Posted To Farms

Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig-Gen. Suleiman Kazaure, said regarding Monday that the scheme would soon begin posting of corps members to farms. Here's what he said...

Kazaure said this in an interview once newsmen during his superintendent visit to the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Sagamu, Ogun. He said that the change to deploy corps members to farms was in stock behind the agricultural change on programme of the NYSC.

According to him, the NYSC has concluded preparations to begin the posting at the conclusion of the three-week orientation exercise. He said that Bauchi, Oyo, Kebbi and the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, had been earmarked for the pilot phase.

It should mixture you to know that the NYSC will soon begin its agricultural influence to the front scheme where corps members will be posted to farms for their primary assignments.

Already the NYSC has acquired lithe farmlands across the nations geopolitical zones subsequent to four already sufficiently working in Kwali, Bauchi, Oyo and Kebbi. After this orientation programme for the Batch A corps members, we will launch posting some of them to these farms as a pilot phase.

Though we are starting gone four states for now, we will combine the new states as period goes, the project is ongoing, Kazaure said.

The NYSC boss had tasked the corps members not to try white-collar jobs which were non-existent but rather build their potentials for entrepreneurship excellence. He said the corps members could begin their journey toward financial independence by tapping into and maximising the bolster of the NYSCs Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) Programme.

The NYSC has provided all the tools and preserve you obsession to build your finishing to the fullest, it now depends a propos you, there is no hasty graze to statute but by hard comport yourself. Of all the programmes outlined for you during the orientation, there is none more important that you must abundantly participate in than the SAED programme.

I sore spot you to make your own jobs by being creative and other, you must wrestle to be labour employers rather than labour seekers. Please dont see for white-collar jobs, your skills and potentials can help you bigger in the habit of realising your dreams, he said.

Kazaure said that the SAED programme was made practicable by partnership as soon as public and private sector organisations to construct entrepreneurial power. Mrs Gladys Mbachi, the Ogun Coordinator of the NYSC, thanked the director general for the visit and emphasis around SAED programme. Already, we are helping the corps members following the SAED programme in earnest.

Our plan is to look their talents to where they fit appropriately that following they go out there, they will be able to produce around what we have innocent them , Mbachi said. Kazaures visit was to consider facilities at the camp and to familiarise himself considering the 2017 Batch A Stream I corps members undergoing orientation at the camp.

Kazaure charges corps members to profit appendage skills Brig. Gen. Sulaiman Kazaure, Director General, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has advised corps members to obtain subsidiary business skills in camp in order to have a guaranteed cold.

Kazaure said that the SAED programme was made attainable by partnership subsequent to public and private sector organisations to fabricate entrepreneurial capacity. Mrs Gladys Mbachi, the Ogun Coordinator of the NYSC, thanked the director general for the visit and prominence approaching SAED programme.

Already, we are helping the corps members taking into consideration the SAED programme in earnest. Our direct is to setting their talents to where they fit for that defense that behind they go out there, they will be dexterous to fabricate approximately what we have inflexible them , Mbachi said.
Kazaures visit was to inspect facilities at the camp and to familiarise himself subsequent to the 2017 Batch A Stream I corps members undergoing orientation at the camp.

Source: Vanguard