NYSC DG Sends Farewell Message to 2025 Batch A Stream II Corps Members

NYSC DG Sends Farewell Message to 2025 Batch A Stream II Corps Members

  • Batch A Stream II corps members who began national service in June 2025 have completed their term and passed out on May 21
  • The Director General of the National Youth Service Corps commended the passing-out members for their dedication and patriotism
  • The NYSC leadership praised corps members for contributing to national development through their assignments in schools, offices, and healthcare centres

Members of the 2025 Batch A Stream II of the National Youth Service Corps have been commended for their contributions to national development as they conclude their service year across the country.

The Director General of the NYSC, in a farewell message addressed to the outgoing corps members and posted on scheme's official page on X, praised their dedication and commitment during the mandatory one-year programme.

Members of the 2025 Batch A Stream II complete their one year national service programme.
NYSC Director General praises outgoing 2025 Batch A Stream II corps members. Photo: NYSCLagos
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He said their efforts at their various Places of Primary Assignment had positively impacted communities and reflected the objectives of the scheme.

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NYSC service year national development message

The NYSC leadership thanked the corps members for their patriotism and discipline throughout their service year. According to the Director General, their conduct represented the ideals of nation building and national unity, which the scheme was established to promote.

“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 statement read.
“Your commitment, diligence, and patriotism throughout your service year have contributed immensely to our nation's progress.”

The Director General also encouraged the outgoing corps members to carry the lessons and values gained during service into the next stage of their lives. He urged them to remain responsible citizens and continue to contribute positively to society.

The NYSC urged outgoing members to uphold discipline and integrity after service.
The NYSC Director General congratulates outgoing corps members in a farewell message. Photo: FB/NYSCLagos
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One Nigeria unity message to corps

The NYSC boss advised the former corps members to uphold integrity and remain ambassadors of the scheme wherever they find themselves.

“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.

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He also called on the outgoing corps members to continue believing in the unity of the country and support efforts aimed at building a better Nigeria.

“Stay resolute in your belief in one Nigeria,” the Director General stated.

The message ended with congratulations and best wishes to the departing corps members as they prepare for life after national service.

NYSC releases deployment details for Batch A PCM

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that the NYSC released deployment information for 2026 Batch A Stream 1 prospective corps members, confirming that call-up letters are now accessible on its portal.

The scheme announced this on Monday, January 19, 2025, through its official X account. It disclosed that not all corps members posted to Lagos State and the Federal Capital Territory will attend orientation within those locations.

FG announces condition to get mobilized for NYSC

The federal government has introduced a new requirement for prospective corps members as part of efforts to curb certificate fraud and strengthen the credibility of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) mobilisation process

The NYSC has reaffirmed that all Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) must now present a compliance certificate from the Nigeria Education Repository and Databank (NERD) before they can be mobilised for national service.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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