Gov. Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa state has hailed corps members posted to the state for their patriotism, dedication, passion and unwavering spirit in the service to their fatherland.
Sule applauded the closing ceremony of the 2025 Batch A Stream I orientation course for corps members deployed to the state at the Magaji Dan Yamusa NYSC Permanent orientation camp in Keffi local government area of the state on Tuesday.
Sule represented by Mr Yakubu Kwanta, Nasarawa state Commissioner for Youths and Sports Development congratulated the corps members for achieving a hitch free orientation exercise and urged them to carry the torch of inspiration as they step into the next phase of the service year.
“In the past few weeks I have been informed about the incredible resilience and spirit of service that define each of you. As you prepare to spread your wings and embrace the diverse landscapes of our great state, remember the values instilled in you during this orientation.
“Continue to carry with you the sense of duty, commitment to community and the passion for positive change that you have cultivated. Let you action speak volumes,” he said.
He assured them that Nasarawa state renowned for it’s hospitality, cultural diversity and natural beauty will offer them a canvas to paint their service year with meaningful experiences l.
“You are welcome to immerse yourselves in the local culture. Contribute wholeheartedly to the progress of the communities you would serve.
“Your service goes beyond duty. It is an opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the development of our state,” he said.
Sule also charged the corps members, irrespective of their postings to embrace the communities they were called to serve in order to find the true essence of their purpose.
He also encouraged them to accept their postings in good faith and and appealed to corps employers not to reject corps members posted to their establishments.
In her remarks, Mrs Salamatu Muhammad, Coordinator of the scheme in the state congratulated the corps members for conducting themselves properly during the three weeks orientation course.
“Over the past three weeks the corps members have participated in drills, lectures, value reorientation sports, leadership training and the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) program-equipping them with skills for self-reliance,” she said.
She then urged the corps members to approach the one year with humility and selflessness. Be positive ambassadors of your families, the NYSC and out nation.
“Embrace your postings, avoid seeking reassignments and strive to impact your host communities meaningfully,” she said.
Muhammad who appreciated Governor Abdullahi Sule for his unwavering support expressed happiness with the progress of the construction of the new Multi-purpose hall at the orientation camp. END