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68 Corps Members To Repeat Service Year Over Violation Of NYSC Rules

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweMay 29, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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No fewer than 68 of the 2019 Batch B, Stream I National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members who have concluded their service in Lagos State will repeat their service year for violation of rules of the scheme.

The NYSC State Coordinator, Eddy Megwa made this known on Thursday in Ikeja, the state capital.

“We are happy to come to a successful end of the service year for Stream I Batch B in Lagos State,” Megwa said.

“To those 68 who would be repeating the year, it is simply because they had gone against the rules of the NYSC and hence they would repeat their service year.”

He said a total of 6, 196 received their certificates of national service, while three corps members who distinguished themselves during their service year would be receiving state merit awards for their outstanding performance.

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