NYSC happy ‘thieves’ returned phones, and money stolen in Anambra camp as Brig. Gen. Sule Kazaure visits

www.odogwublog.com reports that the Coordinator, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Anambra State, Kehinde Aremu has commended the Batch B stream II corps members posted to the state for their integrity and honest disposition.

Aremu gave the commendation yesterday during an official visit of the Director General of the NYSC, Brig. Gen. Sule Kazaure to the orientation camp in Umunya, said such virtues had further boosted the curriculum of the orientation course.

He said all the items so far misplaced at the camp, including phones and money had been recovered and returned, a development he said, was a sign that the corps members could be trusted.

"There is something unique about these crop of corps members which have given me more confidence about the curriculum of the orientation course.

"Every lost or misplaced phone and money on this camp has been recovered. We don't have any lost items on this camp.

"This may sound little, but one thing it has shown is that these corps members can be trusted. It also shows that they are imbibing the teachings being impacted on them.

"Being the future leaders of this country, I can proudly say that if we continue to raise corps members that are honest as these ones, Nigeria is destined for greatness," he explained.

The Coordinator also expressed joy at the level of patriotism and integration visible among the combined corps members from Anambra and Enugu states carrying out the three-week exercise in the state.

He said, "most often, we don't even remember we have corps members outside Anambra with us. They've so much integrated that there will be weeping on the day we're departing from this camp.

The NYSC Director General, Brig. Gen. Sule Kazaure stressed the need for corps members to be security conscious and be good ambassadors of the scheme by conducting themselves properly.

He appreciated the governor of the state, Willie Obiano for the donation of an office complex to the scheme in the state , saying the gesture would further boost the morale of the officers of the scheme.