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Nigerian Government Set To Restructure And Reform NYSC, Minister Announces

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Nigerian Government Set To Restructure And Reform NYSC, Minister Announces
The Federal Government has unveiled plans for a comprehensive review, restructuring, and reform of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to align it with the demands of the future. This was revealed by the Minister of Youth Development, Dr. Jamila Ibrahim, during the inaugural meeting of NYSC management with heads of corps-producing institutions in Nigeria, held at the National Judicial Institute in Abuja.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Dr. Ibrahim announced that the upcoming reforms would focus on overhauling the NYSC program to incorporate entrepreneurship and skills development as core components. Emphasizing the importance of nurturing an entrepreneurial mindset among participants, the Minister revealed that the government aims to fund the entrepreneurial ventures of over 5000 corps members with amounts up to N10 million each.

Moreover, Dr. Ibrahim outlined the government’s vision of transforming the NYSC into a self-sustained and revenue-generating program within the next five years. To achieve this goal, plans are underway to institutionalize NYSC ventures as an investment and asset management outfit.

In his address, the Director-General of NYSC, Brigadier General Yushau Ahmed, highlighted the objective of the meeting, which is to enhance the mobilization process of prospective corps members. He emphasized the importance of direct involvement from chief executives of corps-producing institutions in addressing identified flaws and ensuring a seamless mobilization process.

General Ahmed reiterated NYSC’s commitment to the security and welfare of corps members, urging cooperation from corps-producing institutions, parents, and the general public in sensitizing young graduates on national service deployment procedures.

Representing the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, Mrs. Adedayo Benjamins-Laniyi, Mandate Secretary of the Women Affairs Secretariat, FCT Administration, commended NYSC for its role in national development, unity, and integration. She encouraged innovative strategies to tackle challenges and enhance engagement of young graduates in national development efforts, praising NYSC’s adoption of technology-driven approaches to improve operations. Participants were urged to actively contribute to the success of the meeting, reflecting a collective commitment to advancing the NYSC’s mission.

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“TOTAL CHAOS!” INEC Sparks Massive Confusion After Ex-IGP Adamu’s Name Vanishes From Nasarawa Governorship List.

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The 2027 Nasarawa State governorship race is facing uncertainty after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) published its official list of cleared candidates. A notable omission from the lineup is former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mohammed Abubakar Adamu, even though his campaign organization insists he is still running under the Social Democratic Party (SDP).....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Released on Saturday, August 29, the INEC document details 15 governorship contenders and their respective political parties:

  • Ahmed Aliyu Wadada (All Progressives Congress, APC)

  • Musa Adamu Angbazo (Social Democratic Party, SDP)

  • Dahiru Musa Doma (Action People’s Party, APP)

  • Jonathan Gaza Gbefwi (Labour Party, LP)

  • Retired Major General Nuhu Angbazo (African Democratic Congress, ADC)

  • Emmanuel David Ombugadu (Peoples Democratic Party, PDP)

  • Ibrahim Kasimu Aboh (All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA)

  • Christopher Mamman (Action Democratic Party, ADP)

  • Abdullahi Omame Abisabo (Peoples Redemption Party, PRP)

  • Abubakar Abdu Giza (Zenith Labour Party, ZLP)

  • Mohammed Awwal Suleiman (Allied People’s Movement, APM)

  • Abdullah Bukhari (Action Alliance, AA)

  • Kigbu John Tanko (Young Progressives Party, YPP)

  • Dogo Danladi Shammah (Nigeria Democratic Congress Party, NDC)

  • Shuaibu Umaru Kubi (Accord)

Despite failing to secure the APC ticket after participating in its primary, and his subsequent exclusion from the electoral commission’s roster, the former IGP’s camp maintains he is firmly in the contest. Abdullahi Yammani, the Director General of Adamu’s Gubernatorial Campaign Organisation, stated in Lafia that following extensive consultations across Nasarawa’s 13 local government areas, Adamu resigned from the APC and completed an online registration with the SDP. Yammani emphasized that the former police chief aims to leverage his background in security and governance to address the state’s challenges.

With Musa Adamu Angbazo currently listed as the SDP candidate instead, controversy has naturally emerged. However, Yammani remains optimistic that the issue will be ironed out, maintaining that they possess documentation backing Adamu’s registration and candidacy with the party.

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“Agricultural Giant Gone!” Inside The Sudden And Tragic Passing Of Ex-AFAN President Kabir Faskari

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Architect Kabir Ibrahim Faskari, a former President of both the All Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) and the Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN), as well as Chairman of the Agriculture Business Group, has passed away in Istanbul, Turkey, following complications from a prostate surgery.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to Daily Trust reports confirmed by a close friend, Faskari had recently hosted associates in Istanbul who spoke with him shortly before flying back to Nigeria, before he unfortunately developed post-surgical complications. Sources indicated that he will be laid to rest in Turkey.

A towering figure in Nigeria’s agricultural landscape, Faskari gained widespread recognition through his leadership in various farmers’ organizations, where he championed food security, poultry production, and agribusiness. Known as a passionate advocate for Nigerian farmers, he frequently used media engagements to highlight challenges facing the agricultural sector and propose critical policy solutions to improve the livelihoods of farmers nationwide.

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“Gone Too Soon!” Grief Grips The Nation As Federal Commissioner Ukam Mourns NPC Chairman Yusuf.

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Bishop Alex Ukam, the Federal Commissioner representing Cross River State at the National Population Commission (NPC), has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of NPC Chairman Dr. Aminu Yusuf, who died on Friday, August 28, 2026.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In his tribute, Ukam noted that the chairman’s untimely death came as a profound shock to both himself and the entire Commission, especially given Yusuf’s vibrant energy and deep commitment to moving the agency forward. He emphasized that the late chairman’s passing is particularly heartbreaking due to the ambitious plans and visions he held for the institution’s future, having already shown immense promise for purposeful leadership during his brief tenure.

Mourning Yusuf as an impactful team player who consistently showed care, support, and goodwill toward his colleagues, Ukam extended his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family, staff, and management of the NPC. Describing him as a “rare gem,” the commissioner urged everyone to accept the loss as the will of the Almighty, while offering prayers for the forgiveness of the deceased’s shortcomings, the peaceful repose of his soul, and the strength for the family, colleagues, and the nation to bear the tragic vacuum left behind.

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