No fewer than 933 members of the 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream I of the National Youth Service Corps have completed their mandatory one-year national service in Anambra State, while nine others will repeat the service year after absconding.The NYSC also said two corps members had their service year extended on disciplinary grounds, while five others were retained by their employers for outstanding performance.The State Coordinator of the NYSC, Pauline Ojisua, disclosed this on Thursday during the passing-out ceremony held simultaneously across the 21 local government areas of the state.Speaking at the ceremony in Ihiala Local Government Area, Ojisua congratulated the outgoing corps members and urged them to embrace entrepreneurship instead of waiting for white-collar jobs.She encouraged them to leverage the entrepreneurial and vocational skills acquired under the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programme to build sustainable livelihoods.“Today, you are formally discharged from the National Youth Service Corps after successfully completing the one-year mandatory national service. We pray and wish you journey mercies and God’s protection as you return to your various destinations to begin a new phase of your lives.Related NewsObi defends $150m, N36bn Anambra savings claimWhy Soludo’s dancing son keeps Nigerians talkingDon’t rush NYSC reform through“We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. The NYSC also said two corps members had their service year extended on disciplinary grounds, while five others were retained by their employers for outstanding performance.The State Coordinator of the NYSC, Pauline Ojisua, disclosed this on Thursday during the passing-out ceremony held simultaneously across the 21 local government areas of the state.Speaking at the ceremony in Ihiala Local Government Area, Ojisua congratulated the outgoing corps members and urged them to embrace entrepreneurship instead of waiting for white-collar jobs.She encouraged them to leverage the entrepreneurial and vocational skills acquired under the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programme to build sustainable livelihoods.“Today, you are formally discharged from the National Youth Service Corps after successfully completing the one-year mandatory national service. We pray and wish you journey mercies and God’s protection as you return to your various destinations to begin a new phase of your lives.Related NewsObi defends $150m, N36bn Anambra savings claimWhy Soludo’s dancing son keeps Nigerians talkingDon’t rush NYSC reform through“We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. The State Coordinator of the NYSC, Pauline Ojisua, disclosed this on Thursday during the passing-out ceremony held simultaneously across the 21 local government areas of the state.Speaking at the ceremony in Ihiala Local Government Area, Ojisua congratulated the outgoing corps members and urged them to embrace entrepreneurship instead of waiting for white-collar jobs.She encouraged them to leverage the entrepreneurial and vocational skills acquired under the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programme to build sustainable livelihoods.“Today, you are formally discharged from the National Youth Service Corps after successfully completing the one-year mandatory national service. We pray and wish you journey mercies and God’s protection as you return to your various destinations to begin a new phase of your lives.Related NewsObi defends $150m, N36bn Anambra savings claimWhy Soludo’s dancing son keeps Nigerians talkingDon’t rush NYSC reform through“We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. Speaking at the ceremony in Ihiala Local Government Area, Ojisua congratulated the outgoing corps members and urged them to embrace entrepreneurship instead of waiting for white-collar jobs.She encouraged them to leverage the entrepreneurial and vocational skills acquired under the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programme to build sustainable livelihoods.“Today, you are formally discharged from the National Youth Service Corps after successfully completing the one-year mandatory national service. We pray and wish you journey mercies and God’s protection as you return to your various destinations to begin a new phase of your lives.Related NewsObi defends $150m, N36bn Anambra savings claimWhy Soludo’s dancing son keeps Nigerians talkingDon’t rush NYSC reform through“We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. She encouraged them to leverage the entrepreneurial and vocational skills acquired under the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development programme to build sustainable livelihoods.“Today, you are formally discharged from the National Youth Service Corps after successfully completing the one-year mandatory national service. We pray and wish you journey mercies and God’s protection as you return to your various destinations to begin a new phase of your lives.Related NewsObi defends $150m, N36bn Anambra savings claimWhy Soludo’s dancing son keeps Nigerians talkingDon’t rush NYSC reform through“We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. “Today, you are formally discharged from the National Youth Service Corps after successfully completing the one-year mandatory national service. We pray and wish you journey mercies and God’s protection as you return to your various destinations to begin a new phase of your lives.Related NewsObi defends $150m, N36bn Anambra savings claimWhy Soludo’s dancing son keeps Nigerians talkingDon’t rush NYSC reform through“We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. “We also encouraged you to remain productive by engaging in meaningful ventures capable of creating sustainable livelihoods and contributing to national development.“You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. “You are also advised to join the NYSC Foundation to sustain the relationship with the Scheme and continue supporting its objectives,” she said.The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. The coordinator also advised the outgoing corps members to join the NYSC Foundation to maintain their relationship with the scheme and continue supporting its objectives.She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. She said 933 corps members received their Certificates of National Service, while nine who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the NYSC bye-laws.“Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. “Record of the service year showed that 933 corps members were issued with Certificates of National Service, while nine corps members who absconded from service would repeat the entire service year in line with the provisions of the NYSC bye-laws,” the coordinator added.Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year. Ojisua added that two corps members had their service extended for disciplinary reasons, while five were retained by their employers because of their exceptional performance during the service year.