The Director General of the National Youth Service Corps has sent a heartfelt farewell message to the 2025 Batch A Stream II corps members, who have successfully completed their mandatory one-year national service. The corps members, who began their service in June 2025, were commended for their dedication, patriotism, and significant contributions to national development.
Commendation for Service and Patriotism
In his address, the NYSC Director General praised the outgoing corps members for their commitment and discipline throughout the service year. He highlighted their efforts at various Places of Primary Assignment, which positively impacted communities across the country. The leadership of the NYSC expressed gratitude for the corps members' role in promoting national unity and nation-building, core objectives of the scheme.
Message of Gratitude and Encouragement
“As you complete your one year of national service, I extend my heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the entire NYSC family and a grateful nation,” the Director General stated. “Your commitment, diligence, and patriotism throughout your service year have contributed immensely to our nation's progress.” He encouraged the corps members to carry forward the values and lessons learned during their service into their future endeavors, urging them to remain responsible citizens and continue contributing positively to society.
Call to Uphold Integrity and Unity
The NYSC boss advised the outgoing members to uphold integrity and serve as ambassadors of the scheme wherever they go. “I charge you to remain worthy ambassadors of the National Youth Service Corps. Uphold the ideals of the Scheme wherever you find yourselves, and let your conduct always reflect honour and integrity,” he said. He also called on them to maintain their belief in the unity of Nigeria and support efforts to build a better nation. “Stay resolute in your belief in one Nigeria,” the Director General added.
Best Wishes for the Future
The message concluded with warm congratulations and best wishes to the departing corps members as they prepare for the next phase of their lives. The NYSC leadership expressed confidence that the corps members would continue to excel and contribute meaningfully to society.
Related Updates on NYSC
In other news, the NYSC recently released deployment details for the 2026 Batch A Stream 1 prospective corps members, with call-up letters now accessible on the official portal. Additionally, the Adamawa State Government approved N11.4 billion for the construction of a new NYSC orientation camp, reflecting ongoing investments in youth development and national service infrastructure.
