By Fred Njoku
The Imo State Government under the leadership of Gov. Hope Uzodimma recently emphasized its commitment to harnessing the technological skills of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members deployed to the state. At the Swearing-In Ceremony for the 2024 Batch B Stream I Orientation course, held at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp.
The Governor who highlighted the importance of technological proficiency in today’s world, expressed the state’s eagerness to tap into the potential of young graduates, believing that access to technology could empower them to develop skills and achieve economic stability.
Representing the Governor, Hon. Dr. Emeka Mandela Ukaegbu, who doubles as the Chairman of the NYSC State Governing Board and Commissioner for Youth Development and Talent Hunt, encouraged the 1369 Corps Members to embody patriotism and serve as exemplary ambassadors of Nigeria. He emphasized the NYSC’s role in fostering national unity and development through selfless service.
Dr. Ukaegbu also stressed the importance of independence and personal refinement among youths, urging them to engage fully in the Orientation Course activities. He assured the Corps Members of adequate security and announced the state government’s reward system for outstanding service during the year.
Mrs. Rachel Idaewor, the NYSC Imo State Coordinator, praised the Corps Members for their discipline and urged them to uphold the NYSC motto of Service and Humility. She acknowledged the state government and the people of Imo State for providing a conducive environment for the Corps Members to fulfill their national service duties.
The event culminated in the administration of the Oath of Allegiance by the Chief Judge of Imo State, Hon. Justice TN Nzeukwu, symbolizing the Corps Members’ commitment to serving their nation.
The ceremony which underscored Imo State’s commitment to leveraging the talents and skills of young graduates for the benefit of both the state and nation, also emphasized on the values of patriotism, service, and personal development among Nigerian youths.
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