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DAMARE CAMP IS ALL SET TO WELCOME THE 2026 BATCH ‘C’ STREAM I PCMs!
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The NYSC Adamawa State Coordinator, Mrs. Osoroh Caroline Chinedu, recently took a tour of the Damare Orientation Camp in Girei to check on the preparations for the upcoming 2026 Batch ‘C’ Stream I Orientation Course, which kicks off on September 30, 2026.
After reviewing essential facilities like accommodation, sanitation, utilities, and maintenance, the State Coordinator shared her satisfaction with how everything is shaping up.
��We’re ready; we can comfortably welcome the PCMs right now,” she confidently stated.
The inspection team included the Camp Director and heads of various departments such as SAED, PRS, Accommodation, Accounts, Sanitation, Utility, and Maintenance, along with the IPR Officer, Personal Assistant, and other camp officials.
Damare is primed and ready! The countdown to Batch ‘C’ has officially begun!
2026 BATCH ‘B’ STREAM II: NYSC BENUE SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDES ORIENTATION COURSE AS STATE COORDINATOR BIDS CORPS MEMBERS FAREWELL
The three-week orientation course for the 2026 Batch ‘B’ Stream II corps members deployed to Benue State came to a successful conclusion on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wannune, Tarka Local Government Area.
Delivering her closing address, the NYSC Benue State Coordinator, Mrs. Veronica Garba, commended the corps members for their exceptional discipline, resilience and active participation throughout the three-week regimented exercise.
Mrs. Garba urged the corps members to accept their postings in good faith and uphold the core values of the National Youth Service Corps throughout their service year, particularly at their Places of Primary Assignment (PPA).
She charged them to be exemplary ambassadors of the Scheme, while warning against social vices such as cybercrime, drug abuse and cultism. She also encouraged them to integrate positively into their host communities through meaningful Community Development Service (CDS) projects and continued participation in Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programmes after the orientation course.
The State Coordinator further cautioned the corps members against unauthorized and nocturnal journeys, advising them to prioritize their personal security and patronize only accredited transport terminals when travelling.
Highlights of the low-key but colourful closing ceremony was the traditional File Pass, which signified the successful completion of the orientation course and the commencement of the corps members’ next phase of national service.
The ceremony brought to a close three weeks of intensive drills, lectures, skills acquisition, physical training and other orientation activities designed to prepare the corps members for a productive and impactful service year in Benue State.
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