NYSC YOBE STATE

30/09/2026

A Shared Commitment to Safety, Discipline and Excellence as NYSC Yobe Holds First-in-Camp Meeting

The State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Yobe State, Mr. Okochi Okpara, has charged camp officials to demonstrate discipline, professionalism, and collective responsibility towards ensuring a successful orientation exercise at the 2026 Batch C Stream I Orientation Camp, Dazigau, Nangere Local Government Area, Yobe State.

Speaking during the first-in-camp meeting, Mr. Okpara expressed gratitude to God and emphasized that the primary responsibility of every official was to ensure a smooth and successful orientation course. He stressed that “the first and last security is self-security,” reaffirming that security is everyone's responsibility. He directed officials to ensure thorough searches of Corps Members' luggage at the camp entrance to prevent prohibited items from being smuggled into the camp. He also urged officials to prioritize their health, exercise emotional intelligence, control their temper, and maintain cordial relationships while avoiding excessive socialization. He further cautioned them against collecting money from Corps Members under any circumstances.

The State Coordinator introduced Mr. Muhammad Muhammad birniwa as the Camp Director for the 2026 Batch C Stream I Orientation Course. In his remarks, Mr. Birniwa reiterated the collective responsibility of ensuring a successful orientation exercise and assured officials of his open-door policy, encouraging suggestions and ideas that would improve camp operations. He subsequently introduced the Deputy Camp Director, Mr. A.D. Makkau. The Camp Commandant, Major UF Muhammed, also assured officials of a safe, disciplined, collaborative, and bullying-free orientation exercise. The head of registration and documentation, Comrade Shehu Dogo, further announced that registration of Prospective Corps Members would commence at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, urging officials to remain committed to their respective responsibilities.

27/09/2026

25/09/2026

NYSC TAKES HIRD INITIATIVE TO NAYINAWA, REACHES 315 BENEFICIARIES

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Yobe State, has taken its Third Quarter Health Initiative for Rural Dwellers (HIRD) to Nayinawa community in Damaturu, providing medical attention and basic healthcare services to 315 beneficiaries. The outreach, held on Thursday, 24th September 2026, at Nayinawa Primary School, was organised as part of the Scheme’s Community Development Service (CDS) initiatives aimed at improving access to healthcare and contributing to the wellbeing of underserved communities.

In his welcome address, the Head of CDS, Assistant Director Mustapha O. Saidu, emphasised the importance of taking healthcare interventions to communities where residents may encounter challenges accessing medical services. Representing the NYSC Yobe State Coordinator, Mr. Okochi Okpara, the Head of Corps Inspection and Monitoring, Mr. Abubakar Abdulkadir, delivered the opening remarks and declared the programme open. He was accompanied by the Head of Finance and Accounts, Mr. Auwal Muhammad; Head of Corps Discipline and Rewards, Mr. Suleiman Abdullahi; Local Government Inspectors in Damaturu, and other NYSC officials.

The medical outreach featured the active participation of NYSC corps doctors, nurses, pharmacists and other corps members, who provided consultations, treatment and health guidance to beneficiaries. Medical conditions attended to included malaria/typhoid, ulcer, eye-related problems, body pains, among other common ailments. The intervention provided an avenue for residents to receive medical attention while reinforcing the NYSC’s commitment to using Community Development Service as a platform for addressing identified needs and improving the quality of life within host communities.

The programme was also attended by Bulama Grema, representative of the District Head, alongside community members, staff and pupils of Nayinawa Primary School. In his vote of thanks, the headmaster of Nayinawa Primary School, Mr. Sulaiman Abdullahi, appreciated the NYSC for bringing the healthcare initiative to the community, noting its significance to the beneficiaries. The successful outreach further demonstrated the Scheme’s commitment to its mandate of service to humanity and national development through impactful community-based interventions.

22/09/2026

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Congratulations to us! 🎉

06/09/2026

200 HOUSEHOLDS GET LIFELINE AGAINST MALARIA

AS NYSC SDGs CDS TAKE CAMPAIGN TO NAYI NAWA COMMUNITY DAMATURU L.G.A

29/08/2026

NYSC YOBE LOSES A STAFF MEMBER

With a deep sense of loss and total submission to the will of God, we regret to announce the passing of Mr. Abubakar Ahmad Bolari, who, until his death, was a Senior Executive Officer in the CDS Department, NYSC Yobe State.
He passed away in the evening of Friday, 28th August, 2026, after a brief illness. His funeral prayer is scheduled to hold today at 2:00 p.m. at his family house in Bolari Fada, Gombe State.
Mr. Bolari was a gentle, dedicated, and hardworking member of staff who will be deeply missed by all who knew and worked with him.
It is our sincere prayer that Almighty God grants him eternal rest and gives his family, loved ones, and the entire NYSC Yobe State family the fortitude to bear this irreparable loss.
Amen.

26/08/2026

MIXED FEELINGS AS THREE WEEKS OF FRIENDSHIP AND MEMORIES GIVE WAY TO A NEW CHAPTER

The NYSC 2026 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Orientation Camp in Dazigau, Nangere Local Government Area of Yobe State, witnessed a mix of emotions as some Corps Members jubilated over the successful completion of the three-week orientation course, while others were visibly emotional about parting ways with friends and colleagues with whom they had shared memorable experiences.
Delivering the address of the Director-General of the NYSC, Brigadier General O. O. Nafiu, the State Coordinator, NYSC Yobe State, Mr. Okochi Okpara, charged Corps Members to remain security-conscious, conduct themselves as good ambassadors of the Scheme, and understand that there is no immunity for anyone who engages in criminal activities during the service year.
He further urged them to remain politically neutral and refrain from using social media or other platforms to advance political interests.
The Director-General cautioned Corps Members against unauthorized journeys and advised that, even when travel is duly approved, night journeys should be avoided. He also called on Corps Employers to warmly receive Corps Members posted to their establishments and provide an enabling environment for them to serve effectively and contribute meaningfully to their host communities.
He expressed appreciation to the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and all stakeholders for their unwavering support for the NYSC Scheme and the successful conduct of the orientation course.
Concluding the address, the State Coordinator, on behalf of the Director-General, officially declared the 2026 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Orientation Course closed and wished all Corps Members a safe, successful, rewarding, and fruitful service year.

26/08/2026

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NYSC ORIENTATION CAMP DAZIGAU.

26/08/2026

Serve Diligently, Serve With Pride”: DG Assures Corps Members of Continued Support

The NYSC 2026 Batch B Stream II Orientation Camp, Dazigau, Nangere Local Government Area, Yobe State, concluded its debriefing session with a strong charge from the Director-General, NYSC, Brigadier General O.O. Nafiu, urging Corps Members to serve diligently and with pride as they proceed to the next phase of their national service.

The DG assured the Corps Members of the Scheme’s continued support and an enabling environment throughout their service year, encouraging them to uphold discipline, remain committed to their responsibilities, and make meaningful contributions to their host communities.

He reminded them that their service represents an opportunity to demonstrate patriotism, build valuable experience, and contribute to national development while conducting themselves as worthy ambassadors of the NYSC Scheme.

22/08/2026

When Culture Speaks, Unity Answers: Dazigau Celebrates Nigeria’s Rich Heritage

The NYSC 2026 Batch B Stream II Orientation Camp, Dazigau, Nangere Local Government Area, Yobe State, came alive with colour, tradition, and national unity during its Cultural Grand Finale, declared open by the State Coordinator, NYSC Yobe State, Mr. Okochi Okpara, who aptly observed that “a soul without culture is a missing one.” The carnival showcased Nigeria’s diverse heritage through traditional dances, cuisine, marriage customs, farming practices, and political traditions, offering Corps Members a vibrant reflection of the country’s cultural richness.

Adding a personal touch to the celebration, Mr. Okpara, an Igbo by ethnic background and a strong advocate of national unity, proudly appeared in the crown of Ardo, a title bestowed on him by the Fulani Cultural Troupe during the previous camp. His appearance symbolized the power of cultural appreciation, peaceful coexistence, and the unity that the NYSC Scheme seeks to foster among Nigerians from different backgrounds.

Following keenly contested cultural displays, Platoon 10 emerged first with 77.3 points, showcasing Yoruba culture, while Platoon 3 scored 77 points to take second position with a presentation of Kare-Kare culture. Platoon 5 came third with 76.3 points, portraying Tiv culture. Before the results were announced, the NYSC Band delivered a special display demonstrating unity, precision, discipline, and teamwork, followed by an impressive presentation by the Man O’ War Special Squad and a spectacular display by the gallant men of the Nigerian Army, bringing the cultural celebration to a memorable climax.