12 Corps Members To Repeat Service In Bauchi

Twelve members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) 2023 Batch ‘A’ stream 1 would have to repeat their service year completely for absconding from their places of primary assignment.

Twenty-two others have their service year extended for one or two months for various degrees of offences.

The state coordinator of the NYSC, Mrs Rifkatu Yakubu, stated this during the collection of Certificates of National Service by the corps members, saying a total of 1,405 corps members passed out for the badge in the state.
Yakubu urged the corps members to desist from all forms of social vices, adding that such acts would tarnish their images, that of their family and institutions of graduation.

She appealed to Corps members to avoid night journeys and always break their journey at designated places to continue the following morning.

Also, the acting director, NYSC, North East Area office, Alhaji Abubakar Mohammed, assured the outgoing 2023 Batch ‘A’ stream 1 corps members that they would receive the January 2024 allowance before the end of 2023.
He also enjoined the corps members not to be carried away by the certificates they acquired to rely on government paid jobs.

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According to him, they should channel their energies on the various skills they learned through the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development Programme during the service year.
Similarly, the state comptroller, Nigeria Immigration Service, Bauchi State Command, Abdullahi Adamu, warned corps members against traveling abroad through illegal means.

He noted that as the corps members transitioned into the labour market, they were likely to come across a lot of tricks by some people whose job was to lure innocent Nigerians into traveling abroad through illegal routes.
He said such an action constituted a trans-national crime which attracts punishment of at least five years imprisonment.