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03/10/2026

‎GOVERNOR BALA MOHAMMED ASSURES CORPS MEMBERS OF ADEQUATE SECURITY DURING THE SERVICE YEAR.
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‎His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Bauchi State, Sen. Bala Mohammed has assured corps members deployed to the State of adequate security throughout the service year.
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‎The Governor gave the assurance today while declaring open the 2026 Batch C, stream I Orientation course at the NYSC Permanent Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Area of Bauchi State.
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‎He lauded the the corps members for their prompt and positive response to the clarion call described them as the hope of the nation, who must not dash the confidence reposed on them.
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‎Sen. Mohammed who was ably represented by the Hon. Commissioner for Youths and Sports and Chairman, NYSC State Governing Board, Hon Bashir Yau urged the corps members to apply themselves diligently to all Camp activities in order to benefit maximally from the orientation course.
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‎He assured the corps members that the State Government will continue to give maximum support to the NYSC because of its strategic role as an active partner in the development of the state
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‎Earlier, the NYSC Bauchi state Coordinator, Mr Kufre Umoren in his welcome address appreciated the state government for her continued support to the scheme in the state; he promised that management on its part will always reciprocate these kind gestures by deploying corps members to areas of critical needs in the state.
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‎High point of the ceremony was the administration of the oath of allegiance on the corps members by the Chief Judge of Bauchi State, Hon. Justice Hon. Justice Rabi Talatu Umar, represented by Hon. Justice SM Sambowal.
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‎A total of one thousand, six hundred corps members took the oath of allegiance during the ceremony.
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02/10/2026

SC BAUCHI BRIEFS CORPS MEMBERS URGES THEM TO IMBIBE DISCIPLINE, PARTICIPATE IN CAMP ACTIVITIES.
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‎The Coordinator of the NYSC in Bauchi State, Mr. Kufre Umoren has urged corps members to imbibe the Spirit of discipline while under going the orientation course in order to fit into the system and benefit maximally from the course. He noted that the orientation camp is highly regimented and discipline is highly needed.
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‎The Coordinator stated this today while briefing the 2026 Batch C, Stream 1 corps members deployed to Bauchi state at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Area of the state.
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‎The Coordinator harped on the active participation of corps members in all camp activities in order to achieve an impactful orientation exercise noting that the orientation exercise is like a gold mine which if properly explored can be very enriching.
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‎Mr. Umoren further emphasized that discipline is the bedrock of any successful endeavour, he therefore implored the corps members to be disciplined, loyal, patriotic, committed during the orientation course and throughout the period of the service year. He informed them that every activity in the course timetable is deliberately included there and very important to them.
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‎He also charged them to see the orientation exercise as an opportunity to build bridges of friendship across tribes, religion and social boundaries. He noted that the service year is a once in a lifetime opportunity and must not be toyed with for any reason.
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‎The Coordinator used the opportunity to clearly spell out the rules and regulations guiding the orientation course as well as the rights and privileges of corps members during the exercise.
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‎Highlight of the event was the introduction of Principal Camp officials, heads of Committees and Collaborating Agencies.
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‎On the sideline of the briefing, the State Coordinator led Camp officials and corps members to cut the cake for the Nigeria 66th Independence anniversary celebration.
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03/09/2026

IT IS TIME TO PUT YOUR SAED TRAINING TO USE; SC BAUCHI TELLS PASSING OUT CORPS MEMBER.
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‎The State Coordinator, NYSC Bauchi, Mr Kufre Umoren has told the 2025 Batch B, stream II corps members that it is time to put the skills acquired through the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme to productive use in order to beat the long queue of graduate unemployment in the country and around the world.
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‎The Coordinator stated this today while addressing the corps members at the NYSC Bauchi Zonal Office at the Federal Secretariat Complex, Bauchi during the low key passing out ceremony for the 2025 Batch B, stream II corps members deployed to Bauchi state.
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‎Mr Umoren congratulated the corps members for the successful completion of the compulsory one year National service, noting that they have done very well in their places of primary assignments across the twenty Local Government Areas of the state. He further congratulated them for the various community development projects initiated and completed by them in their various host communities.
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‎He told them that the legacies they have left behind will be remembered for many years to come. He urged them to continue to serve Nigeria diligently wherever they may find themselves in the future, noting that the task of Nation building is a collective responsibility.
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‎While wishing them journey mercies back home, he advised them to avoid travelling at night and avoid anything that can expose them to security risks.
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‎Mr Umoren prayed for them and wished them success in their future endeavours.
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03/09/2026

03/09/2026

NYSC DIRECTOR GENERAL’S FAREWELL MESSAGE TO THE 2025 BATCH ‘B’ STREAM II CORPS MEMBERS

Congratulations to all 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Corps Members on completing your national service.

On behalf of the NYSC family, thank you for your commitment, selfless service, dedication, and the important contributions you made to your host communities and to our country at large.Your patriotism and sacrifices have made a real difference in our nation’s development, and your positive impact will be remembered for years.

At your various Places of Primary Assignment, you touched lives, brought positive changes to communities, and showed what nation-building truly means.

As you move on to the next chapter of your lives, I wish you great success in everything you do. I hope the values of discipline, unity, patriotism, and service you learned during your service year will keep guiding and inspiring you, and help open new doors.

I encourage you to continue being proud ambassadors of the NYSC. Wherever life takes you, uphold the ideals of the Scheme and let your actions always show honour, decency, diligence, and integrity.

I also urge you to use the knowledge, skills, and experience you gained from the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) Programme to build lasting businesses, become successful entrepreneurs, and eventually create jobs for others.

Most importantly, keep believing in Nigeria's unity and greatness. Let’s keep working together with hope and determination to build a more prosperous and peaceful country.The NYSC family is proud of you and wishes you all the best in your future.

Nigeria is ours. Nigeria we serve.

26/08/2026

ENSURE YOU LEAVE YOUR HOST COMMUNITIES BETTER THAN YOU WILL MEET THEM; SC TELLS CORPS MEMBERS.
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‎The State Coordinator, NYSC, Bauchi state, Mr. Kufre Umoren has advised corps members to ensure that at the end of the service year, their host communities would be better than they met them through their community development projects.
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‎The Coordinator gave the advise today during the low-key closing ceremony of the 2026 Batch B, stream II orientation course at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Area of Bauchi state.

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‎ Mr. Umoren also advised them to prioritize their personal security and be vigilant about happenings in their places of primary assignment during the service year and beyond. He told them that at any time they suspect any form of security concern, they should promptly report to the security agents and their Local Government Inspectors.
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‎He warned the corps members against keeping late nights, engaging themselves in the local politics of their host communities, unauthorized journeys amongst other acts that can expose them to security risks.

‎Mr. Umoren expressed satisfaction with the conduct of the Corps members during the period of the orientation exercise, describing them as law abiding, loyal, patriotic and committed to the fatherland.
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‎The Coordinator applauded the Bauchi state government under the leadership of Sen. Bala Mohammed for standing by the NYSC in the state. He particularly thanked the Governor for the construction of a brand new Multipurpose Hall which was put to use for the first time during this orientation course, and the renovation of the the corps members' hostels.
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‎He assured the people and government of the state that the corps members will continue to contribute their quota to the development of the state and the nation in general.
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‎A major highlight of the occasion was the presentation of letters of commendation to corps members and camp officials who were outstanding in their assignments during the orientation exercise.
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24/08/2026

STATE COORDINATOR DEBRIEFS CORPS MEMBERS; WARNS AGAINST INVOLVEMENT IN LOCAL POLITICS
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‎The State Coordinator, NYSC, Bauchi State, Mr. Kufre Umoren has warned corps members against involvement in the local politics in order not to expose themselves to unnecessary risks, especially as the 2027 General elections draws near.
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‎The Coordinator stated this today while debriefing the 2026 Batch B, stream II corps members deployed to Bauchi state at the NYSC Bauchi State Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Area of Bauchi state.
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‎The State Coordinator, also advised the corps members to work hard and leave lasting legacies in the various communities they would be posted to for their primary assignments.
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‎He noted with pride that successive batches of corps members in the state have contributed immensely to the development of their host communities through viable community development projects and therefore urged them to work hard to surpass the previous records in the state.
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‎The Coordinator advised the corps members to prioritize their personal security above anything else by being conscious of their environment and avoiding anything that would expose them to security risks.
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‎He specifically advised them to avoid night journeys, travelling without permission and keeping late nights amongst others.
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‎The Coordinator admonished especially, the female corps members to always dress decently when going out.
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‎Highlight of the debriefing was the introduction of Zonal and Local Government Inspectors and Heads of Branches and Units at the NYSC State Secretariat, Bauchi.
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22/08/2026

‎NYSC BAUCHI CELEBRATES NIGERIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE IN GRAND STYLE.
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‎The Management, staff and corps members of NYSC Bauchi State today celebrated the rich Nigerian Cultural heritage during the Cultural Carnival for the 2026 Batch B, stream II Orientation course at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Area of Bauchi State.
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‎The State Coordinator, Mr. Kufre Umoren in his address at the occasion urged corps members to act as Nigerian cultural ambassadors by embracing their cultures, be proud of them and celebrate them wherever they find themselves.
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‎He noted that the carnival was deliberately included in the orientation course programme to celebrate and sensitize the corps members on the need to be proud of the African culture.
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‎He further told the corps members that a people without culture may not even know themselves as the culture is the carrier of the history and tradition of the people.
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‎The NYSC state helmsman said that Africa is richly blessed with diverse and amazing cultures. He noted that contrary to some people's opinions, not everything about the African culture is bad and therefore admonished the corps members to promote what is good about the culture and jettison what is bad. 'No culture, tradition or language is superior to another', he said.
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‎Mr Umoren applauded the ingenuity of the NYSC management for making the carnival a part of the orientation course programme. This he said has helped the corps members to appreciate cultures other than theirs thereby engendering national unity and integration.
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‎The carnival featured cultural procession, cultural dance and other side attractions.
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‎The ten platoons represented selected cultures across Nigeria such as Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa Fulani, Efik ,Tiv amongst others.
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‎At the end presentations, platoon 9 came first with platoon 7 and 6 coming second and third respectively. Trophies were presented to the winners of the competition.
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21/08/2026

CHAMPIONS EMERGE AS INTER-PLATOON SPORTS COMPETITION ENDS IN BAUCHI CAMP.
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‎Platoons 5 and 6 have emerged champions in the inter-platoon football and volleyball competitions for the 2026 Batch B, stream II orientation course at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local government Area of Bauchi State.
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‎The State Coordinator, NYSC, Bauchi State, Mr Kufre Umoren in his address during the closing ceremony commended the corps members for their display of sportsmanship and friendliness during the tournament.
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‎He appreciated the players for playing like friends and members of the same family which resulted in the in the zero absence of injuries and unhealthy confrontation throughout the period of the competition.
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‎He charged them to continue to show their sporting talents wherever they may find themselves. He informed the players that outstanding players have been selected and would form part of the NYSC Bauchi State Sports CDS group that would eventually represent the state in the annual NYSC Director-General's Sports and Cultural festival later next year.
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‎Trophies, prizes and medals were presented to the winners.
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21/08/2026

SC TELLS CMs TO REMAIN COMMITTED TO SAED AS IN-CAMP TRAINING ENDS IN BAUCHI CAMP.
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‎The State Coordinator, NYSC Bauchi State, Mr Kufre Umoren has implored corps members to remain committed to their SAED post camp training just as they did during the in-camp training.
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‎The Coordinator said this today during the closing ceremony of the SAED in-camp training for the 2026 Batch B, stream II orientation course at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Area of Bauchi state.
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‎The Coordinator emphasized the need to further sharpen the skills they have acquired through the post-camp training, noting that excellence and expertise are twin virtues that can be learnt through training and practice.
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‎He appreciated the corps members for their patience and dedication throughout the period of the training. He equally appreciated the trainers for their resilience and patriotic dedication to impacting knowledge on the corps members and urged them to keep up the good work.
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‎He equally appreciated the head of SAED Committee, Mr. Kamisu Ahmed and the Trainers for the success of the in-camp training and urged the trainers to be kind and receptive to the corps members when they go for their post-camp training.
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‎There was a skill competition which featured make up and gele tieng with platoon 8 taking the first position.
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‎A major highlight of the event was the inspection by the state coordinator and other principal camp officials of finished goods and items on exhibition made by the corps members.
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