Serve Nigeria with patriotism, sense of responsibility – Gov Adeleke to NYSC members
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has urged members of the 2026 Batch C Stream II of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, deployed to the state to approach their national assignment with patriotism, discipline, humility, and a strong sense of responsibility. Governor Adeleke, represented by the Commissioner for Youth Affairs, Moshood Olalekan Olagunju, gave the […] Serve Nigeria with…
Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has addressed National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members slated to serve in the state. Speaking during the orientation course's opening at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Ede, Adeleke emphasized the importance of approaching their national duty with patriotism, discipline, humility, and responsibility. He urged corps members to view their deployment as an opportunity to contribute to the development of Osun and Nigeria, rather than merely fulfilling a national obligation.
Adeleke highlighted the NYSC as a vital instrument for promoting national unity, integration, and responsible citizenship. He encouraged the corps members to embrace the diversity offered by the scheme by forging friendships and building relationships across ethnic, religious, and cultural boundaries.
Recognizing the corps members' professionalism during the recent governorship election in Osun State, Adeleke praised their conduct, describing it as a demonstration of neutrality and dedication. He reaffirmed his administration's commitment to the welfare, security, and well-being of the corps members.
The governor assured that the ongoing rehabilitation and renovation of the orientation camp in Ede would continue until it became one of the best facilities in the country. NYSC Osun State Coordinator Ekeng Ita Kubiangha revealed that 3,333 prospective corps members had registered for the orientation exercise, with additional participants from Lagos State.
Kubiangha emphasized the importance of discipline within the NYSC programme and urged corps members to respect camp regulations, obey lawful instructions, and conduct themselves responsibly. He warned against activities such as cultism, drug abuse, fighting, sexual harassment, and unauthorized movement.
Kubiangha also commended the Osun State Government for supporting the renovation of the permanent orientation camp and advised corps members to remain security-conscious and use social media responsibly. The orientation programme, he stated, aims to prepare participants mentally, physically, and socially for the responsibilities ahead.
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