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Brig.-Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim, the newly appointed Director-General of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) officially assumed duty on Friday as the 18th director general, with a five-point agenda to improve the scheme.

Ibrahim, while receiving the mantle of leadership from the former NYSC boss, Maj.-Gen. Suleiman Kazaure, at the NYSC Headquarters, Abuja, said top on his agenda is utilizing the potential of corps members.

The new director general assured that he would continue to build on the successes and achievements of the former director general by continuing to pursue a technologically-driven organization.

Ibrahim said he would ensure the welfare and security of corps members and staff, adding that while in office, he would strengthen existing collaboration with stakeholders.

The new NYSC chief assured that he would restructure NYSC ventures, in line with the NYSC Act.

of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, Minister of Defence and Chief of Army Staff for finding me worthy to be appointed D-G of this scheme.

“The outgoing director general has done extremely well to have lifted the scheme to a higher level. I want to assure him that I will strive to sustain the achievements and take the scheme to another pedestal.

The new director general urged staff to remain committed to work, shun malpractice, corruption and ensure teamwork and fairness in all activities.

The former director general, in his handover address, thanked the management of the scheme, staff and the media for their cooperation, support, and committment.

Kazaure urged the staff of the scheme to accord the new director general the same support and cooperation and assured that he would continue to remain loyal and committed to the service of the nation in his new posting.

He said “I thank his Excellency, Mr. President, for giving me the opportunity to serve the nation as NYSC director general.

“I also thank the Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Solomon Dalung, the NYSC National Governing Board, stakeholders, and the media for the support given to me in the discharge of my responsibilities.”

Kazaure was appointed director general of the NYSC on April 18, 2016, and served as the 17th D-G of the scheme until his redeployment to the Nigerian Army Resource Centre on April 26, 2019.

Until his appointment, Ibrahim, the new NYSC boss was the Registrar, Nigerian Army University, Biu in Borno.

Ibrahim hails from Nasarawa State and has a Bachelor and Masters Degree in History from the University of Jos, with a PGDE from Tai Solarin University of Education and Ph.D. in History from the University of Abuja.

The new NYSC director general served in various military postings around the country, attended a series of courses
since his commissioning into the army and is a member of various professional organizations including the Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN).

Ibrahim received various military decorations including the Distinguished Service Star in 2018 and a recipient of series of awards including promotion from Senior Lecturer to Associate Professor at Nigeria Defence Academy 2017/2018.

The new D-G is married with children.

source: http://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/05/new-nysc-dg-assumes-office-sets-5-point.html

I made FTC for the first time since 2013 that I joined nland.


Now to the matter;

I thought senate was raising eyebrow that the appointment of DG NYSC is not the responsibility of COAS?

BTW: when will someone from the east become DG?

I wish him the best as he saddles NYSC mantle of leadership.

Scam scam scam...even Nigeria izza scam...Spit!

Make sure the increment of Alawi is part of the agenda.

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God Bless Nigeria

OK. let's wait to see what you have on board

Why is the difference in the uniform colour

K

Abeg follow the 5points agenda ooo, na so dem no give Yaradua chance to complete his own 7points agenda

Somebody should show me some love please. I need 30k to level up hard time. Anyone?

Anything agenda reminds me of Yaradua

hmmm

For the one thousand times NYSC should be scrapped.

Noted !

Youth service in other countries is to meet up with the major challenge the particular Nation is facing.

Our own is to unite Nigeria which you and I know that it's not working, I think it is high time we changed the aim of NYSC. The current major problem of Nigeria as of today is insecurity, government should make NYSC full blown military service for every youth within the age of 20 to 30 years.

They should not go to war, only the willing ones should be allowed to go. But they should be well trained in detecting enemies even without weapons, combat, endurance, surviving hash conditions, discipline, governance, handling sophisticated weapons, etc.

The corp members can be deployed to settle conflicts within the country while the others go to war or peacekeeping mission.

I think this will go a long way in helping the Nation security, at least after the service they will be able to protect themselves and their families.

NYSC is a very boring, with little impacts scheme.

Chopping money venture

He will only ask the government to increase Alawi, then it's left for the senate to decide....

ainas247:
Make sure the increment of Alawi is part of the agenda.

Put your business on Google
page 1 and get more traffic
chat up now

Only Regular Officers will continue to hold bigger appointments in Nigeria Army

supremenews:
@titiloyeblog.com

Brig.-Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim, the newly appointed Director-General of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) officially assumed duty on Friday as the 18th director general, with a five-point agenda to improve the scheme.

Ibrahim, while receiving the mantle of leadership from the former NYSC boss, Maj.-Gen. Suleiman Kazaure, at the NYSC Headquarters, Abuja, said top on his agenda is utilizing the potential of corps members.

The new director general assured that he would continue to build on the successes and achievements of the former director general by continuing to pursue a technologically-driven organization.

Ibrahim said he would ensure the welfare and security of corps members and staff, adding that while in office, he would strengthen existing collaboration with stakeholders.

The new NYSC chief assured that he would restructure NYSC ventures, in line with the NYSC Act.

of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, Minister of Defence and Chief of Army Staff for finding me worthy to be appointed D-G of this scheme.

“The outgoing director general has done extremely well to have lifted the scheme to a higher level. I want to assure him that I will strive to sustain the achievements and take the scheme to another pedestal.

The new director general urged staff to remain committed to work, shun malpractice, corruption and ensure teamwork and fairness in all activities.

The former director general, in his handover address, thanked the management of the scheme, staff and the media for their cooperation, support, and committment.

Kazaure urged the staff of the scheme to accord the new director general the same support and cooperation and assured that he would continue to remain loyal and committed to the service of the nation in his new posting.

He said “I thank his Excellency, Mr. President, for giving me the opportunity to serve the nation as NYSC director general.

“I also thank the Minister of Youth and Sports Development, Solomon Dalung, the NYSC National Governing Board, stakeholders, and the media for the support given to me in the discharge of my responsibilities.”

Kazaure was appointed director general of the NYSC on April 18, 2016, and served as the 17th D-G of the scheme until his redeployment to the Nigerian Army Resource Centre on April 26, 2019.

Until his appointment, Ibrahim, the new NYSC boss was the Registrar, Nigerian Army University, Biu in Borno.

Ibrahim hails from Nasarawa State and has a Bachelor and Masters Degree in History from the University of Jos, with a PGDE from Tai Solarin University of Education and Ph.D. in History from the University of Abuja.

The new NYSC director general served in various military postings around the country, attended a series of courses
since his commissioning into the army and is a member of various professional organizations including the Historical Society of Nigeria (HSN).

Ibrahim received various military decorations including the Distinguished Service Star in 2018 and a recipient of series of awards including promotion from Senior Lecturer to Associate Professor at Nigeria Defence Academy 2017/2018.

The new D-G is married with children.

source: http://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/05/new-nysc-dg-assumes-office-sets-5-point.html

Maydfourth:
Why is the difference in the uniform colour

Original and Fake material.

The new DG material for his uniform is fake while the former DG own is original.

U grab?

Initial gra gra

goshen26:
I made FTC for the first time since 2013 that I joined nland.


Now to the matter;

I thought senate was raising eyebrow that the appointment of DG NYSC is not the responsibility of COAS?

BTW: when will someone from the east become DG?

Ever heard of the name Brig. Gen. Nnamdi Okorie Afia?
He was DG NYSC between 2012 and 2014.

badmantonar:
Scam scam scam...even Nigeria izza scam...Spit!

What you people forget to realise is that this entire life izza scam. Run yours my brother.

End this scheme and save many lives. The scheme, to my mind, is absolutely useless to the youth themselves

Why is your life like this? Go get a life bro and stop this shit. You keep disgracing your Generations doing this poo.
Dont worry i will make sure you are banned again even for 1000times till you start seeing life in a more appropriate way you fraud.Why not sell all your belongings and stake all on your so call sure odds.