NYSC DG Commends 2025 Batch C Corps Members, Urges Them to Embrace Entrepreneurship
Oru Leonard
The Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has congratulated members of the 2025 Batch ‘C’ on the successful completion of their national service, urging them to utilise the skills and experience acquired during the programme to create opportunities and contribute to national development.
In a farewell message to the outgoing corps members, the NYSC Director-General commended their patriotism, resilience, dedication and commitment to national service, noting that their contributions to their host communities had left lasting impressions.
The DG, who conveyed the message on behalf of the NYSC management and entire workforce, described the corps members’ service as a demonstration of selflessness and commitment to the ideals of nation-building.
According to the Director-General, the various community development projects undertaken by the outgoing corps members and their positive impact on the lives of residents in their host communities would remain an enduring part of their contributions to the country.
The NYSC boss urged them to take advantage of the knowledge and entrepreneurial skills acquired through the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme to establish businesses, create employment opportunities and become self-reliant.
The Director-General further encouraged the graduates to uphold the core values of the NYSC, including patriotism, integrity, efficiency, commitment, teamwork and self-reliance, describing these principles as essential guides for success in their future endeavours.
She also challenged them to demonstrate leadership, overcome emerging challenges and position themselves as agents of unity, progress and national transformation wherever they find themselves.
While wishing them success and fulfilment in their future pursuits, the Director-General urged the outgoing corps members to remain worthy ambassadors of the NYSC and contribute meaningfully to the development of Nigeria.
The farewell message was signed by Caroline Embu, Director, Information and Public Relations.
