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DG NYSC URGES CORPS MEMBERS TO CONTRIBUTE TO NATION-BUILDING

The Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General Olakunle Oluseye Nafiu, has charged Corps Members to dedicate their intellectual capacity, creativity, and energy to the development of Nigeria.

He gave the charge while addressing Corps Members deployed to Bauchi State for the 2026 Batch 'B' Stream I service year at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, in Ganjuwa Local Government Area of the state.

Brigadier General Nafiu urged the Corps Members to be proud of their country, stressing that Nigerians must take responsibility for building the nation rather than expecting others to do so.

He reminded them that, as young, vibrant, and energetic citizens, they have a critical role to play in advancing the nation and consolidating the achievements of previous generations.

"We all desire a beautiful country—a nation where we can raise our families and proudly call home, a country where things work efficiently. The question is: who will build this country for us? We must work hard to sustain and improve on the legacy of our forefathers.

"You, the youth, constitute more than 60 per cent of Nigeria's population. Therefore, the responsibility of building the nation of your dreams rests largely on your shoulders," he said.

Explaining further, the Director General said the Federal Government established the NYSC in 1973 to harness the strength and potential of Nigerian youths for nation-building. He noted that the Scheme was created as part of the post-civil war policy of Reconciliation, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction initiated by General Yakubu Gowon.

"Following the civil war, the government adopted the policy of Reconciliation, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction. It then became necessary to establish a scheme that would enable young graduates to serve for one year in states other than their states of origin, thereby promoting national integration and unity".

📌 "UNDERSTANDING YOUR NYSC STATE CODE NUMBER":

The State Code Number is a UIN number assigned to every corps member during the NYSC service year. It helps NYSC identify your state of deployment, batch, stream, and personal service record.

🔹 What Does a State Code Number Comprise?
A typical State Code looks like this:
LA/26B/1234
📖 Breakdown:
🔸 LA – State of Deployment Code
Represents the state where you are serving like:
LA = Lagos State
KN = Kano State
RV = Rivers State
🔸 26 – Service Year
Indicates the year of service (2026 in this example).
🔸 B – Batch
Shows the NYSC batch you belong to.
A = Batch A
B = Batch B
C = Batch C (if applicable)
🔸 1234 – Serial Number

A unique number assigned to distinguish you from other corps members in the same state and batch.

🎯 Importance of the State Code Number:
✅ Used for registration and documentation in camp.
✅ Required for monthly clearance and biometric verification.
✅ Appears on NYSC records and official correspondence.
✅ Used when receiving allowances and other NYSC benefits.
✅ Helps identify corps members during service year activities.

Your State Code Number is usually issued after successful registration in the orientation camp and remains your official NYSC identity throughout the service year.

Always memorize it and use it correctly on all NYSC-related documents.

Final preparations for Interplatoon Drills Competition like Mhiz NYSC and Mr Macho will be going on in several Orientation Camp as parts of their Cultural and Social activities.

Attached pictures are the extracts from the Zamfara Orientation Camp (Final Preparations for Interplatoon Drills Competition).

📌 After NERD Clearance & Call-Up Letter — What Next for PCMs?

Here’s what every (PCM's) should do next after receiving their NERD Clearance and Call-Up Letter:

🧳 1. Start Preparing for Camp:
Get all your important items ready before your reporting date.

✅ Essentials include:
👉Original credentials
👉Statement of Result/Certificate
👉School ID Card
👉Passport photographs
👉Medical fitness certificate
👉White shorts & round-neck shirts
👉White sneakers and socks
👉Toiletries & personal items

🚌 2. Plan Your Journey Early to
avoid last-minute rush by booking transportation ahead.

👉 Confirm your route to Orientation Camp and Keep your Call-Up Letter printed or saved on your phone.

🏕️ 3. Report to Orientation Camp:
Go to the camp stated in your Call-Up Letter on/before the official reporting date.
⚠️ Late reporting may cause issues with registration.

📑 4. Complete Camp Documentation:
At camp, you’ll undergo:
✅Physical registration
✅Document verification
✅Biometric capturing
✅Platoon assignment

🪖 5. Participate in Orientation Activities:
The Camp activities include:
✳️ Parade drills
✳️ SAED lectures
✳️ Man O’ War training
✳️ Social activities
✳️ Cultural events

These activities help prepare PCMs for service year experience.

🏦 6. Open/Confirm Bank Details:
Your bank account details will be linked for monthly allowance payment.
✔️ Ensure your account name matches your NYSC details.

🏢 7. Receive PPA Posting:
After the 21 Days spent in Orientation camp, you’ll receive your:
📌 PPA (Place of Primary Assignment) where you’ll serve during your service year.

🎯 8. Resume at Your PPA:
✔️ Report to your PPA
✔️ Obtain acceptance letter
✔️ Complete documentation at Local Government Inspector (LGI) office

🔔 Final Reminder for PCM's:
Stay updated only through our official NYSC page and trusted updates platforms to avoid misinformation & scams.

For more information and enquiries, kindly reach out to us only on Whatsapp:
08160068187,
07051290841.

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2025 BATCH 'B' STREAM ONE CORPS MEMBERS TO PASS-OUT 9TH JULY, 2026

The Management of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has approved Thursday, 9th July, 2026, as the passing-out date for the 2025 Batch 'B' Stream One Corps Members.

The series of activities heralding the event will commence on Tuesday 23rd June, 2026, and will include Job Advisory and Counselling (JAC), by the NYSC and other relevant agencies, registration and clearing of Corps Members by Local Government Inspectors (LGIs), as well as the signing of final clearance by the Zonal Inspectors.

The low-key event will feature the distribution of Certificates of National Service to only the deserving Corps Members in all the Local Government Areas of the country.

The Director-General, Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, wishes the Corps Members a successful winding-up and passing-out exercise.

He also urged them to allow the core values of the Scheme to guide them in their post-service relationships as good ambassadors of NYSC.

Thank you.

Caroline W. Embu
Director, Information and Public Relations

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NYSC DG COUNSELS CORPS MEMBERS ON SAVINGS, INVESTMENTS

Corps Members have been advised to ensure they save fifteen percentage of their monthly allowance as part of personal savings and investment strategies.

The Director General of National Youth Service Corps, Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, gave this advice while interacting with the 2026 Batch 'B' Stream I Corps Members in Plateau and Gombe NYSC Orientation Camps.

He said the Scheme had made enough opportunities available for them to acquire skills through the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme, adding that they were to ensure they acquire at least a skill or two during the service year that would make them self-employed and thereby create jobs for others.

General Nafiu also disclosed that many of their predecessors that acquired skills while serving are had become business owners in different sectors of society.

He cautioned that it would be shameful for them to go back home after the service year and remain idle.

The Director General also appealed to the Corps Members to embrace hard work, cultivate meaningful relationships and use the social media to create good contents that would project both the image of the NYSC and Nigeria.

He warned that anyone among them that violated NYSC’s rules and regulations would be sanctioned.

“Cut down on unnecessary use of social media. Create good contents, make friends and nurture relationships. Nigeria's ours, Nigeria we serve"

"You have to learn faithfulness in little things, if you are posted to a school, diligently teach your children", the DG advised.

The NYSC Plateau State Coordinator, Mr Jonathan Yavala, said the Corps Members had been actively participating in the Orientation Camp activities, and had also exhibited good character since they arrived Camp.

He added that all Camp officials had been working in synergy to ensure that the objectives of the Orientation Course were achieved.