Southwest Area Coordinator Charges Corps Members To Be Law Abiding Citizens*
**Southwest Area Coordinator Charges Corps Members To Be Law Abiding Citizens*
The NYSC Southwest Area Coordinator, Mr Emmanuel Attah has on Friday charged the 2019 Batch C stream II corps members deployed to Osun State to be law abiding citizens of the nation at all times. Attah gave the charge during his working visit to the Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede, Osun State.
He commended the corps members for their deportment so far describing them as disciplined and patriotic as he had heard so much about them from the state coordinator and other camp officials.
He urged them to keep up the good behaviour and strive to live up to the expectations of the scheme and nation at large. He further called on them see themselves as ambassadors not only o f the nation but of their individual families.
Speaking on skills acquisition, Attah enjoined the members to embrace skills acquisition and ensure they participate actively in the in camp and post camp training.
He urged them further to maintain the highest standard of discipline, according to him, "don't be found among lawbreakers, remember you are representatives of the country, and as such you are expected to conduct yourself in such manner."
On a final note, he reiterated the need for all corps members to deliberately take the SAED programme seriously and fully participate in all activities, and thereafter presented gifts to representatives of Man 'o' war, Quarter Guard, Band and Cultural Troupe.
The NYSC Southwest Area Coordinator, Mr Emmanuel Attah has on Friday charged the 2019 Batch C stream II corps members deployed to Osun State to be law abiding citizens of the nation at all times. Attah gave the charge during his working visit to the Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede, Osun State.
He commended the corps members for their deportment so far describing them as disciplined and patriotic as he had heard so much about them from the state coordinator and other camp officials.
He urged them to keep up the good behaviour and strive to live up to the expectations of the scheme and nation at large. He further called on them see themselves as ambassadors not only o f the nation but of their individual families.
Speaking on skills acquisition, Attah enjoined the members to embrace skills acquisition and ensure they participate actively in the in camp and post camp training.
He urged them further to maintain the highest standard of discipline, according to him, "don't be found among lawbreakers, remember you are representatives of the country, and as such you are expected to conduct yourself in such manner."
On a final note, he reiterated the need for all corps members to deliberately take the SAED programme seriously and fully participate in all activities, and thereafter presented gifts to representatives of Man 'o' war, Quarter Guard, Band and Cultural Troupe.
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