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Closure of camp will not affect corps members’ primary assignments – NYSC

Admin March 18, 2020
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The abrupt closure of the compulsory orientation programme of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members will not affect their primary assignment as the NYSC on Wednesday said it had already posted corps members to their places of primary assignment before the closure of camp.

The South West Director of the scheme, Mr Attah Emmanuel, made the disclosure on Wednesday.

“We have planned ahead of this time and we have taken the decision to close all camps in the best interest of the nation and that of our corps members as well as staff members.

“I can confirm to you that all our corps members have been posted to their respective places of primary assignment and we have also rushed through some of the orientation programmes,” he said.

He revealed further that the directive from the headquarters was for all camps to be closed by Wednesday across the country.

The three-week compulsory orientation course for corps members was abruptly ended by the Federal Government in a bid to curtail possible spread of the coronavirus.NAN

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