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You’ll be sanctioned if you post negative things on social media— NYSC DG Warns Corps Members The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has cautioned its members against using social media in ways that could negatively affect the Scheme or Nigeria. Corps members were urged instead to create content that positively reflects both the NYSC and the country. Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, Director General of NYSC, issued the warning on Friday while addressing the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps members at the NYSC Delta State Orientation Camp in Issele-Uku. According to a statement shared via the NYSC official X handle, the DG emphasized that any negative social media posts by Corps members would attract sanctions. He also advised Corps members to avoid unauthorized travels, strictly adhere to camp instructions, and respect the cultural values of their host communities. “Follow simple instructions, be obedient, go for your biometrics and your Community Development Service. Learn and respect the cultural values of your host communities and do not misrepresent us at your place of primary assignment,” Nafiu said. Earlier, NYSC Delta State Coordinator Mr. John Kwaghe presented a camp situation report, revealing that 2,101 Corps members — 944 male and 1,157 female — had been deployed to the state. He added that camp activities were progressing smoothly, with full participation from both officials and Corps members, who demonstrated a high level of discipline. This development follows a similar call by Brigadier General Nafiu to the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members in Rivers State, urging them to uphold the core values of the Scheme throughout their service year and beyond, emphasizing patriotism, integrity, efficiency, transparency, and commitment. Screenshot_20251128-134404

You’ll be sanctioned if you post negative things on social media— NYSC DG Warns Corps Members The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has cautioned its members against using social media in ways that could negatively affect the Scheme or Nigeria. Corps members were urged instead to create content that positively reflects both the NYSC and the country. Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, Director General of NYSC, issued the warning on Friday while addressing the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps members at the NYSC Delta State Orientation Camp in Issele-Uku. According to a statement shared via the NYSC official X handle, the DG emphasized that any negative social media posts by Corps members would attract sanctions. He also advised Corps members to avoid unauthorized travels, strictly adhere to camp instructions, and respect the cultural values of their host communities. “Follow simple instructions, be obedient, go for your biometrics and your Community Development Service. Learn and respect the cultural values of your host communities and do not misrepresent us at your place of primary assignment,” Nafiu said. Earlier, NYSC Delta State Coordinator Mr. John Kwaghe presented a camp situation report, revealing that 2,101 Corps members — 944 male and 1,157 female — had been deployed to the state. He added that camp activities were progressing smoothly, with full participation from both officials and Corps members, who demonstrated a high level of discipline. This development follows a similar call by Brigadier General Nafiu to the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members in Rivers State, urging them to uphold the core values of the Scheme throughout their service year and beyond, emphasizing patriotism, integrity, efficiency, transparency, and commitment.

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Read More Read more about You’ll be sanctioned if you post negative things on social media— NYSC DG Warns Corps Members The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has cautioned its members against using social media in ways that could negatively affect the Scheme or Nigeria. Corps members were urged instead to create content that positively reflects both the NYSC and the country. Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, Director General of NYSC, issued the warning on Friday while addressing the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps members at the NYSC Delta State Orientation Camp in Issele-Uku. According to a statement shared via the NYSC official X handle, the DG emphasized that any negative social media posts by Corps members would attract sanctions. He also advised Corps members to avoid unauthorized travels, strictly adhere to camp instructions, and respect the cultural values of their host communities. “Follow simple instructions, be obedient, go for your biometrics and your Community Development Service. Learn and respect the cultural values of your host communities and do not misrepresent us at your place of primary assignment,” Nafiu said. Earlier, NYSC Delta State Coordinator Mr. John Kwaghe presented a camp situation report, revealing that 2,101 Corps members — 944 male and 1,157 female — had been deployed to the state. He added that camp activities were progressing smoothly, with full participation from both officials and Corps members, who demonstrated a high level of discipline. This development follows a similar call by Brigadier General Nafiu to the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members in Rivers State, urging them to uphold the core values of the Scheme throughout their service year and beyond, emphasizing patriotism, integrity, efficiency, transparency, and commitment.
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