No fewer than 500 corps members deployed to Zamfara state were inducted into the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) for the 2026 Batch 'A' Stream II service year on Friday. The ceremony took place at the NYSC Orientation Camp in Gusau, where the Chief Magistrate of Zamfara state, Murtala Abdullahi, administered the oath of allegiance. Governor Dauda Lawal, represented by Alhaji Nasiru Galadima Kaura, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Youth and Sports, declared the orientation course open and assured corps members of guaranteed welfare and security during their service. He described the NYSC as essential for national unity, youth development, and community service, emphasizing that adequate security measures were in place. The Zamfara NYSC coordinator, Mallam Muhammad Lawan Ahmed, said the orientation programme aims to instill discipline, leadership, patriotism, and national unity, urging corps members to follow camp rules, engage fully, and build relationships.
Corps members serving in Zamfara should expect structured orientation activities focused on discipline and national unity, as outlined by the state coordinator. They must comply with camp rules and actively participate in all scheduled programmes to meet the requirements of the 2026 Batch 'A' Stream II service year.
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