Drills ensues team spirit, comradeship, sense of responsibility in Corps members – Imoni
By Dakama Margaret Iliya
The State Coordinator NYSC Gombe, Mrs Ada Imoni, has expressed delight over the commitment and hard work the 2022 Batch ‘B’Stream II Corps Members have shown in the course of the Orientation Course and in particular, during the Inter-platoon Drills competition.
Declaring the Programme open at NYSC Temporary Orientation Camp Amada, Gombe State, Imoni said the importance of drills include; building the physical and mental health of Corps Members as well as ensuing team spirit, comradeship, and togetherness amongst them.
She also commended the hard work of the Military for working tirelessly since the commencement of the Orientation Course to ensure that discipline was instilled in Corps members, as well as prepare them for the drills competition and terminal parade at the end of the exercise.
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Meanwhile, the Camp Commandant, Major A Ornan commended NYSC Management for including the Drills competition in the major activities on Camp ,stating that it has gone a long way in instilling discipline, endurance, tenacity and a strong sense of responsibility in the members.
At the end of the competition, Platoon four (4 ) emerged first position, platoon six (6) Second position , number Five (5) Platoon third position and number. Platoon two (2) took the wooden spoon as the tenth position.
The overall best parade Commander Corps members Okpani okoro Kelechi
Judges
Capt VA Amadein- Chief Judge
Warrant officer Danladi Mohammed Mambo
Sgt Femi Sodimo
