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NYSC Osun dismisses corps member disappearance report

The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Osun State, has clarified a report concerning the alleged disappearance of a corps member, Adewebi Opeoluwa, serving at St. James Grammar School, Ayetoro, Olorunda Local Government Area of the state. The NYSC said the corps member, identified with registration number OS/26A/5230, was neither missing nor kidnapped, contrary to reports […] NYSC Osun dismisses…

NYSC Osun dismisses corps member disappearance report

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Osun State has refuted claims of a missing corps member, Adewebi Opeoluwa, serving at St. James Grammar School in Ayetoro, Olorunda Local Government Area. The NYSC clarified that Adewebi was neither missing nor kidnapped, contradicting reports that had circulated online. According to NYSC Osun State Public Relations Officer, Otemuyiwa Catherine, Adewebi had confirmed her safety, and her mother's inability to reach her over several days led to the initial alarm and a missing-person report.

The NYSC acknowledged the concerns raised by the public and the media but emphasized that the situation has now been clarified, with no cause for alarm. Adewebi retracted her disappearance report on September 28, confirming her safety and safety. She apologized for the distress caused by the false report, particularly to the NYSC community, her State Coordinator, Place of Primary Assignment, friends, and colleagues.

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