NYSC coordinator tasks corps members on discipline, unity
The Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Osun State, Ekeng Kubiangha, has urged corps members to sustain the values of discipline, faith, tolerance and unity imbibed during their orientation programme.
Mr Kubiangha made the call on Saturday during a special prayer and thanksgiving service to conclude the 2026 Batch ‘A’ Stream II orientation exercise at the NYSC camp in Ede.
He said the programme was organised to promote spiritual reflection, moral consciousness and emotional balance among corps members during their stay in camp.
The coordinator advised the corps members to uphold the virtues learnt during the three-week orientation exercise as they proceed to their various places of primary assignment across the state.
“We encourage every one of you to be good ambassadors of the scheme. We also advise you to hold on to the morals, virtues and good deeds you have learnt during the orientation exercise,” he said.
Some of the corps members expressed gratitude for the successful completion of the programme, describing it as impactful and spiritually refreshing.
The corps members will be posted to their various places of primary assignment on Monday.
(NAN)
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