The Governor of Gombe State, Muhammadu Yahaya, has pledged to prioritize the security and welfare of the corps deployed to the state. Yahaya disclosed the swearing-in of 731 Batch B Stream 1 corps members, comprising 391 males and 340 females, at the temporary orientation camp in Amada, Akko Local Government Area of Gombe State. The oath of allegiance was administered by the Chief Judge of Gombe, Halima Mohammed, who Zainab Rasheed represented.
Governor Muhammadu Yahaya has promised to prioritize the security and welfare of corps members deployed to Gombe State.
The oath of allegiance was administered by the Chief Judge of Gombe, Halima Mohammed.
The Gombe State Government is committed to collaborating with security agencies to ensure the safety of corps members in the state.
In a message delivered by the acting Head of Civil Service, Kassim Abdullahi, the Governor assured the corps members that the state government is committed to ensuring their safety and welfare. He stated that the government would continue to collaborate with security agencies in the state to ensure security within and outside the camp. It is commendable that the Gombe State Government has taken the safety and security of corps members seriously, and this is a positive step towards ensuring that corps members serving in the state have a safe and fulfilling experience.
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme is a crucial program that promotes national unity and integration, and the safety and welfare of corps members are paramount. Therefore, state governments must collaborate with relevant stakeholders to ensure the security and welfare of corps members in their respective states. The Gombe State Government’s commitment to this cause is a positive development that other state governments should emulate.
