Don’t Reject Corps Members, Sule Charges Employers

Gov. Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State has appealed to employers in the state not to reject corps members posted to their establishment for the service  year.

Sule made the appeal on Wednesday in Keffi at the closing ceremony of the orientation of 2024 Batch A Stream 1 corps members posted to the state.

The said that rejecting corps members would demoralize the zeal of the individual to serve in the state

Sule also urged the corps members to accept their postings in good faith as the postings were done in line with the policies of the scheme and the felt needs of the state.

“Your postings to the nook and crannies of the state is geared towards achieving the objectives of the scheme and also towards bringing development to the grassroots.

“Therefore see your posting as a clarion call to render selfless service to the good people of the state,” he said.

The governor tasked the corps members to carry out their assignment with the sense of duty and commitment.

“The experiences shared, friendships forged, and lessons learned during the orientation course will serve as foundation for an impactful service year ahead.

“Whether you find yourself in bustling cities, serene villages or remote hamlets, let the principles of unity, understanding and empathy guide your interactions.

“Embrace the communities you are called to serve for in their stories, you will find the true essence of your purpose. Be ambassadors of hope, the catalysts for progress and advocates for s better tomorrow,” he said.

In his address, Mr Abdullahi Jikamshi, the State Coordinator of the scheme, applauded the corps members and the entire camp community for the success of the orientation course despite some challenges.

Jikamshi said that during the three weeks orientation exercise, the corps members were exposed to the ideals of the scheme and underwent diverse training activities such a drills, lectures, value reorientation.

“Our corps members were equally introduced to the Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) program, a successful initiative of the scheme which has paved the way for numerous entrepreneurs, job creators and wealth builders.

“Your host communities eagerly anticipate your presence, inspired by the achievements of your predecessors.

“Do not disappoint the trust placed in you. Remember to share the knowledge gained during the orientation course with your host community,” he said.