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Reviewed NYSC allowance will come with new minimum wage, DG assu
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By: myschooltalkpaul Date: August 26, 2018, 12:49 am
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Director-general of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brig.
Zakari Kazaure, has reassured corps members of the upward review
of their allowance, saying it would take effect with the new
national minimum wage. Kazaure said efforts were being made to
increase the monthly allowance currently at N19,800 while
applauding them for service to their fatherland.
Addressing the 2018 Batch B corps members yesterday at Bauchi
State Orientation Camp in Wailo, Ganjuwa council, Kazaure urged
them to Bauchi to be patient with government.
The DG, who was represented by the scheme’s Director of General
Duties, Habib Kurawa, commended corps members for the services
they had been rendering to the country, especially in the area
of education.
Their contribution to national development is part of the
reasons all efforts are in place to ensure that their allowance
is increased, he noted.Informing them that the United Nations
(UN) and other international agencies appreciate the role of
NYSC members in their various places of primary assignments, he
said the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) would
engage them in the 2019 general election.
Kazaure warned them to steer clear of electoral malpractices,
but to be good ambassadors of the scheme.Urging the corps
members not to be partisan while on electoral duty, he advised
them to take advantage of the opportunity provided by the Bank
of Industry (BoI) and others to secure loans for their
entrepreneurship development.
The state NYSC coordinator, Afolayan James, explained that 2,044
corps members, comprising 1,186 males and 858 females, were
registered in the state for the Batch ‘B’.He informed that
Bauchi government officials visited the camp to see the damages
caused by the recent rainstorm in the state and promised to
repair the camp.
Afolayan added that the corps members had received part of their
allowances, assuring that they would be given the remaining
before they leave the camp.
“Management of the scheme has made arrangement for their
training so that they can perform optimally during the service
year. To this end, experts have been assembled to equip them
with necessary skills for effective service delivery during the
service year.
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