NYSC YOBE STATE

30/10/2026

YOBE STATE NYSC 2025 BATCH C:
2025 Batch C, Corps Members officially bow out after a year of service, growth, sacrifice and unforgettable memories.

Congratulations, 2025 Batch C The next chapter begins!

30/10/2026

WELFARE, SAFETY AND SUSTAINABILITY: NYSC YOBE ADVANCES MAJOR CAMP IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Yobe State, is recording significant infrastructural improvements at the Dazigau Orientation Camp, Nangere Local Government Area, through ongoing renovation and development projects initiated by the State Coordinator, Mr. Okochi Okpara. The interventions, which are aimed at enhancing the welfare of camp officials and corps members, improving sanitation, and strengthening security, reflect the State Coordinator's proactive leadership and commitment to creating a more conducive, safe, and functional orientation environment.

Among the ongoing projects is the renovation of the male camp officials' hostel, alongside improvements to the camp's toilet facilities and drainage systems. The projects, which are being personally supervised by the State Coordinator, are expected to improve accommodation standards, promote proper sanitation, and ensure a healthier and more comfortable environment for camp officials and corps members. These deliberate efforts demonstrate Mr. Okpara's recognition of the importance of adequate infrastructure in promoting effective service delivery and enhancing the overall orientation experience.

In another significant development, the installation of solar panels donated by the North East Development Commission (NEDC) is ongoing at the camp. The initiative is expected to strengthen the camp's electricity supply and provide a more sustainable energy alternative for essential camp operations. Additionally, a new access gate has been constructed in response to security recommendations made by military personnel during their security inspection visit to the camp. The additional gate is intended to provide an alternative access route in the event of a security emergency, further strengthening emergency preparedness and the safety of camp officials and corps members.

These developments underscore the State Coordinator's commitment to purposeful leadership, institutional growth, and the welfare and security of the NYSC community in Yobe State. His initiative in driving and supervising these projects deserves commendation, while the support of the North East Development Commission through the solar panel donation is equally appreciated. Collectively, these interventions represent meaningful steps towards transforming Dazigau Orientation Camp into a safer, more comfortable, and better-equipped facility for the effective implementation of the Scheme's mandate.

30/10/2026

FROM NATIONAL SERVICE TO NATION-BUILDING: NYSC YOBE CHARGES OUTGOING CORPS MEMBERS TO CREATE VALUE

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Yobe State, has celebrated the successful completion of national service by the 2025 Batch C Corps Members at a Passing-Out Parade (POP) held today at the Potiskum Local Government Secretariat, Potiskum, Yobe State. The ceremony marked the end of a significant chapter in the corps members’ lives and the beginning of new opportunities to contribute to national development.

The event commenced with a welcome address by the Zonal Inspector, Potiskum, Hajiya Jummai Umaru, who welcomed the outgoing corps members and other officials. This was followed by the farewell message of the State Coordinator, Mr. Okochi Okpara, who congratulated the corps members on successfully completing their service year and encouraged them to put the skills and knowledge acquired during the programme to productive use.

The State Coordinator urged the outgoing corps members to embrace continuous self-development, build on their service-year experiences, and create value for themselves and society. He further charged them to remain worthy ambassadors of the NYSC Scheme and their respective families by upholding the values of discipline, integrity, patriotism, and responsible citizenship. He emphasised that the completion of national service should be viewed not merely as an end, but as an opportunity to apply their acquired skills and experiences towards personal growth and meaningful contributions to national development.

Also in attendance were the Monitoring Officer from the NYSC National Directorate Headquarters, Abuja, Hajiya Kande Abubakar, other officers from the Federal Secretariate Damaturu, SAED trainers and the Local Government Inspectors of Fika, Fune, Nangere, and Potiskum. The NYSC Yobe State Secretariate congratulates the outgoing corps members on this important milestone and wishes them success in their future endeavours, urging them to continue making positive impacts in their communities and upholding the ideals of the Scheme wherever they find themselves.

26/10/2026

Happy Customer Service Week 2026
National Youth Service Corps Nysc North East Area Office, Bauchi
NYSC YOBE STATE

26/10/2026

26/10/2026

26/10/2026

NYSC YOBE STATE CELEBRATES 2026 CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Yobe State, today, 26th October 2026, celebrated the 2026 Customer Service Week at the Federal Secretariat, Damaturu, Yobe State.
The event was officially flagged off by the State Coordinator, Mr. Okochi Okpara, marking the commencement of activities for the celebration.
Speaking at the event, Assistant Director Mr. Shehu Dogo highlighted the significance of this year's theme, “Going the Extra Mile,” emphasising the need for excellent service delivery, customer satisfaction, professionalism, and a strong commitment to meeting the needs and expectations of service users.
The celebration also underscored the importance of promoting a customer-focused culture within the organisation and ensuring that service delivery remains efficient, responsive, and effective.
The event serves as a reminder to all staff to go beyond expectations in delivering quality services and to uphold the principles of SERVICOM in promoting excellence and customer satisfaction.

24/10/2026

NYSC, MILITARY STRENGTHEN SECURITY PARTNERSHIP IN YOBE

The Commander, Headquarters Sector 2, Joint Task Force (North East), Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK), Brigadier General Edet Effiong, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Army’s commitment to the security, safety and welfare of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members serving in Yobe State. He gave the assurance on Friday, 23 October 2026, while receiving the NYSC State Coordinator, Mr Okochi Okpara, during a courtesy visit to Headquarters Sector 2 in Damaturu.

Brigadier General Effiong emphasised that the protection of corps members remains a national priority, assuring that the Nigerian Army would sustain proactive measures to safeguard their lives and ensure a safe service year. He noted that security arrangements around NYSC orientation camps across the state remain a priority, with appropriate measures in place to deter threats and protect prospective corps members.

The Sector Commander further stressed the importance of strict adherence to security advisories and established movement procedures, particularly when travelling through volatile areas. He highlighted the importance of intelligence sharing, timely communication and effective coordination between military personnel and NYSC officials in strengthening early warning mechanisms and facilitating prompt responses to emerging security threats.

Brigadier General Effiong also assured that corps members deployed to sensitive locations would receive appropriate security support and guidance. He further underscored the Nigerian Army’s commitment to youth mentorship, noting that sustained engagement with young Nigerians promotes discipline, patriotism, responsible citizenship and positive values.

In his remarks, Mr Okochi Okpara commended the Sector Commander and the Nigerian Army for their continued support and proactive efforts towards ensuring the safety and welfare of corps members in Yobe State. He acknowledged the importance of military-NYSC cooperation in building confidence among corps members and creating a conducive environment for effective service delivery.

The visit underscored the shared commitment of the Nigerian Army and NYSC to strengthening security coordination, enhancing youth mentorship and safeguarding corps members throughout their service year. The partnership also reinforces broader efforts to promote national unity, community resilience and sustainable development across Yobe State.