DG Warns Corps Members Against Indecent Dressing, Wrong Use of Social Media

Corps Members had been warned to dress properly as responsible role models worthy of emulation by the society.

NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Shuaibu Ibrahim gave this warning today in his address to Corps Members at Kogi State Orientation Camp in Kabba.

He said NYSC Scheme would not condone improper dressing with its uniforms added that all Corps Members must adhere strictly to the approved dress code for all events.

The NYSC boss however warned that strict disciplinary measures would be applied on any erring Corps Member.

lbrahim also appealed to the Corps Members to use the social media for the promotion of national unity and refrain from spreading unverified information and ‘hate speeches’.

He urged them to be patriotic and contribute their quota to the corporate existence of the country.

The NYSC boss tasked Corps Members to maximize the opportunities of the service year to cultivate team spirit, integration and unity of purpose.

“NYSC has a lot of potentials and opportunities, take advantage of the Orientation Exercise and promote love and unity, though in tongue we differ but in brotherhood we are the same’.

‘Wherever you are, keep your records clean and don’t let your actions today affect you in future’, he said.

Ibrahim admonished them to integrate themselves into their host community and embark on projects that would affect their lives positively.

‘You must be security conscious wherever you are because your lives are precious to us and we don’t want you to go back to your parents incapacitated’.

‘Be agents of positive change, shun every form of criminality, cyber crimes, drug peddling, cultism and others’,
he added.

The DG then urged them to accept their posting in good faith but warned against lobbying for posting and induced rejection saying there is purpose for everything in life.

The Director-General also appealed to the Corps Members that would be participating as ad-hoc electoral officers during the forthcoming gubernatorial election in the state to abide by the electoral law.

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