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The Does And Doesn’t Of Every PCMs During Nysc Programme

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The Does And Doesn’t Of Every PCMs During Nysc Programme-This article is written to enlighten all prospective Corps Members (PCMs) and for those already in the service programme about the recent instruction/advice given by the current NYSC DG during his swearing-in ceremony on 18th may 2022.

The Does And Doesn’t Of Every Pcms During Nysc Programme

The Director General DG of NYSC recent Advice to All Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) to Batch A,B & C

Rules to Adhere to and Conduct for every prospective Corps Member and for already in PPAs

NYSC Update: Tips to stay alive during your National Youth Service (NYSC) and Advice by NYSC Director General (DG) – The NYSC Director General (DG), Brig Gen MK Fadah – tips through which corps members and prospective corps members in NYSC Batch A, B, C can stay alive and safe during their National Youth Service Years while in camp and in their Primary Place of Assignment. This declaration was made known during His assumption to the Office as the New NYSC Director General on Wednesday, 18th May, 2022

The Does And Doesn’t Of Every Pcms During Nysc Programme

The NYSC Director General (DG) said that all corps members and even prospective corps members should avoid night parties in order to save their lives
Also, the scheme, NYSC demands commitment and we will continue to initiate good policies and programmes that will improve the lives of staff and the corps members.
He advised all corps members to always avoid night party, unnecessary journey and indecent dressing.
Ensure you conduct yourself very well and be security conscious for your safety and in the interest of development of our nation.
NYSC is all about unity and national integration. You can display your culture while in the camp
You must be patriotic and dedicated to service to realise the aims and objectives of the scheme.
We have a lot of programmes and you are all aware that it is no longer news that white collar jobs are difficult to get.
Take opportunities of the programmes provided by the scheme to empower yourselves with necessary skills in order to become self-reliant and to contribute your quota to national development.
He advised the corps members to be good ambassadors of their families and Nigeria at large by obeying rules and regulations guiding the scheme.
He urged the corps members to initiate and execute projects that would enhance the welfare of their host communities.
My advice to all the corps members is that they should take their orientation course seriously and ensure they work hard. Remember that there is no shortcut to success.