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NYSC: 2,736 Complete Service in Lagos, others Deployed

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The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) State Coordinator in Lagos, Mrs Yetunde Baderinwa, has advised outgoing corps members to engage themselves meaningfully till they get their preferred jobs.

Baderinwa gave the advice as 2, 736 members of the 2021 Batch ‘B’ stream Ii were issued their certificates on Thursday.

They were given the certificates at various NYSC Local Government offices across Lagos State and the Orientation Camp in Iyana-Ipaja.

“Having satisfied the four cardinal programmes of the scheme, I congratulate you for being good ambassadors and for contributing your quota to the development of Lagos State.

“Some of you might be fortunate enough to be retained in your places of primary assignments, but for those who are yet to get something, endeavour to get yourselves meaningfully engaged,” she said.

Baderinwa enjoined them to put to bear knowledge learnt from the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme.

She urged them to contact the scheme for funding, through the available funding options like NIRSAL, CBN, BoI etc if they needed it.

Meanwhile, the Director-General of NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Mohammad Fadah, has advised new corps members in the state as they prepare for their primary assignments.

He urged them to contribute to the upliftment of the standard of living of their host communities as they settle for the service year.

Fadah said this in his address to the 2022 Batch ‘B’ on Tuesday at the NYSC Lagos Orientation Camp in Iyana-Ipaja, during the closing ceremony of their three weeks orientation course.

“I urge you all to sustain the spirit of patriotism, hard work and resilience imbibed in camp and perform duties with diligence, while being guided by the provisions of the NYSC Act and bye laws,” he said.

He urged the corps members  to stay off trouble and respect cultures of the land.

Newsmen report that the Director General’s speech was delivered by Mrs Baderinwa.

Also, the Lagos State Commissioner of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Relations, Mr Tayo Bamgbose-Martins, admonished the corps members.

He reassured them of the state’s commitment to honour corps members who distinguished themselves during the course of the service year.

Bamgbose-Matins emphasised on the need to impact the state positively.

He encouraged them to see wherever they were posted to as a challenge to contribute to the overall socio-economic and political development of the state.

The official urged them to pursue the greater objective of the scheme by promoting unity.

Newsmen report that no fewer than 2,000 corps members were deployed to various sectors of the state in accordance with the operations of the scheme, to serve the nation. (NAN)

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Fire Guts Shop Destroys Goods, Monies in Ilorin

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From Samuel James, Ilorin

Goods worth millions of Naira with huge cash from sales have been burnt into ashes during a midnight inferno that occurred at Akerebiata area of Ilorin metropolis in state capital.

It was gathered that an unfortunate incident happened around 12am during the weekend at a shop where engine oil, brake fluid motor and other associated products are sold.

Ahmad Toyib, the owner of the affected shop who shares the same building with his wife who is also into tailoring materials business lost all the tailoring equipment in the severely burnt.

In addition, all the cash sales made a day before the incident and POS machine were also completely razed down.

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CNS Says Forensic, Investigative Operations Key to National Devt

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From Attah Ede, Makurdi

The Chief of Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla, has charged officers and men of the Nigerian Navy to uphold professionalism by continuously improving their skills and aligning with global standards in forensic and investigative practices.

CNS Ogalla assured that the Nigerian Navy is committed towards adopting global best practices in forensic and investigative operations to support national development.

He stated this during the combined graduation ceremony for three courses for the Advanced Provost Officers Course, the Advanced Detective Investigation Course, and the Outriders Course—held at the Nigerian Navy Provost and Regulating School in Makurdi, Benue State,

Ogalla, who spoke through Rear Admiral Noel Madugu, highlighted the importance of the training, explaining that the courses were designed to enhance the competencies of the officers and ratings graduating from the Provost and Regulating Department.

CNS however commended the graduates, particularly those from the newly introduced specialist programs, as pioneers in advanced forensics and investigative fields.

“As pioneers, the Nigerian Navy is proud of the milestone you have achieved as custodians of forensics and specialist investigators within the Service.

“Our hope is that you will build on the knowledge gained here through dedication and professionalism in your assignments, striving for greater excellence” he maintained

Earlier, Navy Captain Henry Ejeh, Commandant of the School, detailed the rigorous 10-week training program, emphasizing its focus on instilling best practices in law enforcement within and beyond the military. He noted that the program employed diverse methods, including classroom lectures, practical demonstrations, and training attachments, to ensure the students were well-prepared for their roles.

The ceremony underscored the Navy’s unwavering commitment to excellence and its role in advancing national security through cutting-edge forensic and investigative training.

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Kwara NSCDC Organises Medical Outreach, Award Night

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From Samuel James, Ilorin

The Kwara state command of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has organized a Medical Outreach, Security Summit and Award Night to mark its end-of-year activities in the state.

The event which was organized by the Tanke Division highlighted the Corp’s commitment to community service, security enhancement and the recognition of excellence.

The event started with a Medical Outreach that aimed at improving health and well-being of elderly residents in the Tanke community, as free medical tests were conducted to demonstrate the Corps’ dedication to social responsibility and care for the welfare of citizens.

The Security Summit, which followed, focused on strategies to enlighten neighborhood safety and foster greater collaboration among stakeholders. It also centered its discussions on proactive measures to tackle security challenges and to enhance collective efforts toward ensuring a safe society.

The event also culminated in an Award Night to celebrate officers and stakeholders who have shown outstanding dedication, professionalism, and contributions to public safety.

While addressing the gathering, the State Commandant, Dr. Umar J.G. Mohammed, who was represented by the Area K Commander, ACC Kehinde Adebayo, extolled the officers for their unwavering commitment to duty, and explained that recognizing hard work and dedication is not only to motivate personnel but also to inspire excellence and strengthen service delivery.

In his remarks, the Tanke Divisional Officer, SC Oyinloye Yinka, explained the importance of the event, describing it as a platform to appreciate officers for their resilience and to encourage stakeholders’ involvement while reinforcing the Corps’ mandate of safeguarding lives and property.

Oyinloye further appreciated the stakeholders for their unwavering support, acknowledging that the division’s achievements were made possible through the collaborative efforts and partnerships.

The State Command however reassured of its readiness to sustain these initiatives and to deepen community engagement, and enhance operational efficiency in the years to come.

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