In view of the enormous danger posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) management has announced that its orientation camps will reopen when it is very secure.
Mrs Adenike Adeyemi, the scheme 's manager, Press and Public Relations, made that known in a statement in Abuja on Thursday. "The scheme management's attention was drawn to an online publication stating that the" NYSC is set to resume orientation camps, lists guidelines, "alluding to the scheme going to resume orientation program shortly," Adeyemi said.
The scheme put a very high emphasis on the lives of members of the corps, camp officials and other stakeholders, she said.
"This was the main reason for the suspension in March of the 2020 Batch" A "Stream 1 orientation program and will never behave in any way that would threaten its health.
"It is reasonable to add, in order to reinforce the foregoing, that even if it has been sufficiently created, it is safe to go to the camps to resume regular activities, the body shall do so only when it has obtained a node from the Federal Government."
Adeyemi added that it is best to collect information about the scheme from official NYSC outlets only – both social and mainstream media.
The Director-General, NYSC, Brig.-Gen according to her. Shuaibu Ibrahim admonished members of the corps and prospective members to continue to adhere strictly to COVID-19 security protocols based on physical and social distance.
Many, he said, wear face masks, wash hands regularly for at least 20 seconds and use hand based sanitizer.
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