1,582 batch C stream II completes Orientation Course in Gombe
No fewer than 1,582 batch C stream II 2021 corps members, have completed their orientation course at the temporary camp ground in Amada Akko Local Government Area of Gombe State, with a call to strive for excellence.
Addressing the 1,582 corps members comprising of 622 males and 960 female, State Coordinator Ada Imoni, urged them to see beyond the nature of the various communities they have been posted but work assiduously to ensuring they contribute positively.
Imoni also commended they for their contributions while on camp, stressing that she yearns for laudable achievements through their hard work and dedication to service.
The state coordinator noted that posting to places of primary assignment goes in consonance with commitment in the community development services, noting that none should be neglected to suffer.
According to her, “My dear children, the primary assignment and the Community Development Service go simultaneously. I therefore call on you to mingle well with members of your host Communities, initiate viable projects according to their felt needs, mobilise resources and execute the projects.
“While most Corps members ask what the Community has to offer, I charge you to go out there with the mind set to think of ways to write your names in the annals of history as you leave lasting legacies to be remembered by.
“To our Corps camp Directors; Angyu Comfort GM/21C/ 1607, Tijjani Umar Goni GM/21C/1751 and Rilwan Isa GM/21C/2373, you gave your best to the assignment given to you with little supervision.
“I got interesting reports on your conduct and how well you liaised with NYSC Management for the good of other Corps members throughout the duration of the Orientation course. From what I see, this crop of Corps members will make great exploits in the nooks and crannies of Gombe State. Your labour of love will not be forgotten. Thank you.”
Commending the effort of the medical personnel on and off camp to the wellbeing of corps members, Imoni urged the batch c stream II corps to adjust to the new normal, Covid-19 by adjusting to safety measures.
“I must commend the robust collaboration of Consultants from the Federal Ministry of health, the State Health Team and the Primary Health Care Development Agency for working with us to man our clinic, carry out Covid 19 Rapid Diagnostic Test and vaccination of camp participants throughout the year 2021.
“While we adjust to the new normal, we pray the virus is surmounted in 2022. accept the assurances of the Director-General’s esteemed regards as you continue to support the scheme to sustain the achievement of its mandate.”
