ADEGOKE CHARGES CORPS MEMBERS TO RESPECT THEIR HOST COMMUNITY
ADEGOKE CHARGES CORPS MEMBERS TO RESPECT THEIR HOST COMMUNITY
The NYSC Osun State Coordinator, Adegoke Adewale has charged the 2019 Batch B stream I corps members to respect people of their host communities. This charge was given at the debriefing of the Batch at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede on Sunday 7th July, 2019.
Adegoke congratulated the members on the successful completion of the first phase of their service year and charged them to exhibit the same level of discipline and commitment in their primary and secondary assignment, which is the second and third cardinal programme of the NYSC respectively.
He further warned the corps members against embarking on frivolous journeys stating that they should settle down at their places of primary assignments and start to impart positively upon their host communities. He however added that any corps member who must travel should obtain the permission of the state coordinator in writing.
Speaking on inspection, Adegoke assured the members that he and his management team would visit the corps members at their places of primary assignments to ascertain their well-being.
The debriefing ended with the introduction of zonal and local government inspectors by the Assistant Director Corps Inspection and Monitoring, Mr Jegede Rufus.
The NYSC Osun State Coordinator, Adegoke Adewale has charged the 2019 Batch B stream I corps members to respect people of their host communities. This charge was given at the debriefing of the Batch at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede on Sunday 7th July, 2019.
Adegoke congratulated the members on the successful completion of the first phase of their service year and charged them to exhibit the same level of discipline and commitment in their primary and secondary assignment, which is the second and third cardinal programme of the NYSC respectively.
He further warned the corps members against embarking on frivolous journeys stating that they should settle down at their places of primary assignments and start to impart positively upon their host communities. He however added that any corps member who must travel should obtain the permission of the state coordinator in writing.
Speaking on inspection, Adegoke assured the members that he and his management team would visit the corps members at their places of primary assignments to ascertain their well-being.
The debriefing ended with the introduction of zonal and local government inspectors by the Assistant Director Corps Inspection and Monitoring, Mr Jegede Rufus.
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