LEAVE ENDURING LEGACIES THAT WILL STAND THE TEST OF TIME IN YOUR HOST COMMUNITIES – FUBARA ADVISES CORPS MEMBERS
Corps Members have been advised to leave enduring legacies that will stand the test of time in the host communities where they are posted.
Rivers State Governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara gave the advice today during the closing ceremony of 2025 Batch C orientation course for Corps Members deployed to Rivers State at the NYSC permanent orientation camp, Nonwa-Gbam Tai.
Governor Fubara, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Benibo Anabraba, urged the Corps Members to “be patriotic and selfless in rendering quality services to the people of the State,” assuring them of their “love and hospitality”
Governor Fubara used the occasion to announce immediate and comprehensive renovation of camp facilities to provide Corps Members a more conducive environment for their camping exercise as “elite youths and leaders of tomorrow.”
Earlier in his address, the State Coordinator NYSC Rivers State, Mr. Moses Oleghe had described the 3-week camping exercise as hugely “impactful, fruitful and rewarding” in the lives of the Corps Members.
He noted that the exercise has helped enrich their experiences and redirected their consciousness towards “nationalistic ideals and values.”
He charged the Corps Members to serve with “respect, commitment, and integrity” in their Places of Primary Assignment across the communities of the 23 LGAs of the State.”
