Fifty-one years later, we are celebrating the impact of the National Youth Service Corps on Nigerian youth and the resilience of the institution over the years. Over the years, the NYSC has evolved, with the introduction of SAED, HIRD, digital literacy programs, amongst others. As we commemorate fifty one years of service and sacrifice, please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments section. For more video content, follow us on YouTube @GuardianNigeriaOfficial. #NYSC #Youth #Empowerm

📯NCDC- National Youth Service Corps - NYSC webinar for Batch A Stream I prospective corp members 📆TOMORROW, 18th February, 2022 ⏰ 12 pm 🔗https://who.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_L3AjsK-vRyiaEPcrwhQZ9g?utm_source=Zoom | Nigeria Centre for Disease Control

On Monday, June 4, 1973, Nigeria’s Head of State, Major General Yakubu Gowon, officially announced the establishment of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) — a program created in the aftermath of the Nigerian Civil War to promote national unity, reconciliation, and development. Modelled in part on the U.S. Peace Corps, the NYSC mandated university graduates to serve the nation for one year, often in regions far from their ethnic or cultural origins. It aimed to bridge divisions, build mutual

Republic Act 9163, otherwise known as the National Service Training Program (NSTP) Act of 2021, is aimed to enhance the civic consciousness and defense preparedness of the youth considering that they play an integral part in nation-building. | Baguio City Public Information Office

Get a jump on your military career as a high school junior. The Split Training Option with RSP trains you on military skills, customs and courtesies—before you even get to Basic. What questions can we answer? | National Guard