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Every end has a new beginning ,it wasn’t easy but I thank God for seeing me through ,The greatest adventure is what lies ahead🎉🎉❤️🤗🙏

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Khaki on, confidence loaded, nation first, slay always. Serving looks while serving the nation because duty comes first but style never takes a break 🤍🇳🇬
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*TYOYER APPRECIATES MAJOR SPONSORS OF HIRD OUTREACH*

The Sokoto State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Health Initiative for Rural Dwellers (HIRD), Mr. Tyoyer Gabriel Ter, has expressed profound appreciation to individuals and organizations that sponsored the second-quarter HIRD medical outreach held in Sifawa Town, Bodinga Local Government Area of Sokoto State.

In a press release signed by the Coordinator, Mr. Ter commended the invaluable support of the Fatima Yahaya Foundation, Sifawa; Sagir Enterprise, Sifawa; Loma Pharmacy, Sokoto; Zumunci Pharmacy; and Dr. Bilyaminu Abubakar, Executive Secretary of the Sokoto State Primary Health Care Development Agency.

He noted that their generous contributions, both in cash and medical supplies, played a significant role in the successful implementation of the outreach programme, which provided essential healthcare services to rural residents.

Mr. Ter stated that the NYSC would continue to strengthen its partnership with the sponsors while providing all necessary support to encourage their humanitarian efforts and commitment to improving healthcare delivery in rural communities.

He further called on other public-spirited individuals, organizations, and corporate bodies to emulate the sponsors by supporting future HIRD programmes aimed at bringing quality healthcare services closer to underserved communities.

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NYSC Corps Member Igba Mostnoble Renovates School, Donates 50 New Desks to Pupils in Numan, Adamawa State

A National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member serving in Adamawa State, Igba Mostnoble, has renovated a public school and donated 50 new classroom desks to improve the learning environment for pupils in Numan.

The project was carried out to enhance classroom conditions and support quality education by providing pupils with a more comfortable and conducive place to learn. The initiative has been widely praised as a commendable contribution to the development of education in the community.

The gesture highlights the positive impact corps members can make through community development projects, leaving a lasting legacy beyond their service year.

#AdamawaPulse

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State Coordinator Mrs Pauline Ojisua was at Ihiala LGA Council Ihiala today as part of activities for low-key 2025 Batch B Stream 1 Passing out programme . The Coordinator utilized the occasion to issue Certificate of National Service to some Corps members

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Glory be to God

I passed out todayy

Congratulations to all Nysc Batch 2025 Batch B1🎉✅

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🎉 Congratulations to our amazing Batch B Stream I Corps Members on your Passing-Out Parade (POP)! 🎉

Thank you for your selfless service, dedication, leadership, and the beautiful impact you made in our Marshal Band family. Your footprints will remain with us, and we are grateful for every moment we shared together.

Though you’re passing out of NYSC, you’ll always be part of this family because once a Marshal Band member, forever a Marshal Band member. ❤️

We love you all! 🥰

One Band, One Sound! 🎺🥁🎶

Congratulations once again, and may God bless your next chapter with favor, success, and endless opportunities. We celebrate you! 🎊🎉💚🤍💚

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𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐋𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍𝐒 𝐁𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇 𝐁𝟏 𝐉𝐄𝐒𝐔𝐒 𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐒! 🎉

On behalf of NCCF FCT-Abuja, we celebrate you today. We love you, we’re proud of you, and we thank God for your service year.

As you step into the next phase, we pray for God’s favour, speed, open doors, and testimonies in the years ahead.
Go and shine for Christ! We’re cheering you on.

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Congratulations to 2025 batch 'B' stream 1.

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*NYSC State Coordinator Pays Courtesy Visit to Ihiala LGA Mayor, Seeks Support for Corps Members' Community Projects*

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Anambra State Coordinator, Mrs. Pauline Ojisua, has paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Chairman of Ihiala Local Government Area, Hon. Engr. Anayo Charles Orjiakor, at his office in Ihiala.

During the meeting, Mrs. Ojisua expressed profound appreciation to the Mayor for his unwavering support to corps members serving in the council area. She acknowledged the administration's commitment to ensuring the welfare and seamless integration of NYSC personnel into the local community.

However, the State Coordinator also used the opportunity to appeal for greater intervention from the council, particularly in the areas of Community Development Service (CDS) projects and other activities aimed at uplifting the host communities. She emphasized that increased support would further empower corps members to execute impactful initiatives that align with the developmental goals of the LGA.

In his response, Hon. Engr. Anayo Charles Orjiakor described the NYSC scheme as a vital platform for national integration and cultural interaction. He reiterated his administration's belief in the programme's ability to foster unity among Nigeria's diverse ethnic groups.

The Mayor assured the State Coordinator that his administration remains open to collaboration, adding that any corps member with a well-structured and viable community project would receive the necessary support from the council.

"We will support them if they have a good project," the Mayor stated, reaffirming his commitment to leveraging the NYSC scheme for grassroots development.

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*2025 BATCH B STREAM I CORPS MEMBERS RECEIVE CERTIFICATE OF NATIONAL SERVICE IN SOKOTO* *STATE*

The 2025 Batch B Stream I Corps Members who successfully completed their one-year national service in Sokoto State have received their Certificates of National Service (CNS) at their respective Local Government Areas.

The passing-out exercise was conducted on a low-key scale, with Corps Members collecting their certificates through their Local Government Inspectors (LGIs).

In Sokoto Zone, Corps Members serving in Sokoto South and Wamakko Local Government Areas gathered at the NYSC Secretariat, Kalambaina, where the NYSC Sokoto State Coordinator, Mr. Tyoyer Gabriel Ter, addressed them.

During the event, he made a symbolic presentation of the Certificates of National Service and also presented commendation letters to deserving Corps Members who distinguished themselves through outstanding community service and meaningful contributions to the lives of the people of the state.

Mr. Gabriel congratulated the Corps Members on the successful completion of their national service and urged them to uphold the core values of the National Youth Service Corps, including honesty, dedication, discipline, self-reliance, hard work, transparency, and accountability.

The State Coordinator also encouraged the outgoing Corps Members not to neglect the vocational skills acquired through the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme, emphasizing that the skills would equip them to become self-reliant and successful entrepreneurs.

He further commended Corps Members who executed Community Development Service (CDS) projects, either individually or as groups, in their respective host communities, noting that their contributions were highly commendable and greatly appreciated.

As he bid them farewell from the state, Ter cautioned them against embarking on night journeys. He advised them to stop and spend the night whenever it was 6:00 p.m., staying at any NYSC lodge, military barracks, police station, or the residence of a community leader to ensure their safety.

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I almost didn’t post this because my POP was March 31st 😂🤭

Life has been happening, and I’ve been engaged with a lot of things since then, but this is a testimony worth sharing.

Better late than never, right?
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The State coordinator on behalf of the management, staff and entire corp members of the National Youth Service Corps, Enugu State, heartily congratulates all Batch B1 2025 Corps Members on the successful completion of your service year. Your unwavering commitment, resilience, discipline, and selfless service have left lasting footprints in the communities you served.

As you step into a new chapter of life, may the experiences, friendships, and lessons gained during your service year continue to shape your future. May doors of greater opportunities open before you, and may your journey be marked by excellence, purpose, and outstanding achievements.

Congratulations once again on your Passing Out Parade.

Mrs. Oluwakemi Awolola
State Coordinator, NYSC Enugu State

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2025 BATCH STREAM 1 CORPS MEMBERS PASS OUT SUCCESSFULLY TODAY .

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Mr Evans Okwor, the state coordinator, NYSC Katsina state