When is nysc batch b 2011 passing out

Speaking at the passing out ceremony of the corps members yesterday at the Osogbo Township Stadium, Aregbesola expressed deep appreciation them for refusing to be compromised by some politicians who tried to subvert the last polls.

Similarly,10 out of the1, Batch B corps members who served in Edo State are to have the service year extended over acts of indiscipline. Big congratulations to the Nysc batch B members that passed out yesterday for completing their 1 year service successfully. May the souls of those amongst them who were victims of unfortunate mishaps that characterize the Nysc scheme rest in perfect peace. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Sign in. Log into your account. Password recovery. Forgot your password? Wishing all of you going into a favour market a blissful job career. Thank you for serving your father land well. If you like this information, show appreciation by clicking on the facebook like below. About The Author. Anthony Singles and relationship coach, and an author, Anthony Adeokun offers individual and group couches.

He has written many relationship articles and books. You can also Get his daily update. Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Your email address will not be published. You have done more than deliver an electoral process that is acceptable and I will speak a little more about that. The cost of that election to our Nation is what is uppermost in my mind and I will address it first. Today, as you leave here with smiles on your faces with expectation in the hearts of your parents, guardians and siblings, some of your colleagues will not be around to share these joyous moments.

They do not deserve to be absent. They had done everything expected by this society for them to be here. They went to school, they toiled for examinations, they passed the examinations, and listed to serve Nigeria under the National Youth Service Corp programme. These were not illegal acts. These were the expectations of their country from them. As if they had not done enough, their country asked for more. She asked them to help conduct elections which generations before them had failed to conduct successfully.

Again they obliged. They produced credible Voters' Register and inspite of the challenges; they delivered elections adjudged to meet minimum global standards. But instead of being rewarded, they were murdered. The country they served could not protect them.

I have come to honour their memory, to salute their service and acknowledge their sacrifice; which has given me the privilege to address you as a Governor.

There is a strong lesson for me here and I want to commend it to you. The best days of our country lie ahead of us, not behind us. Should we stop serving our country? The answer is an emphatic negative. Let us be positive and courageous. Let us see these young martyrs of our democracy as the architects of our new beginning. We must resolve that Nigeria should be worth dying for, so that she can be worth living in.

Your generation has succeeded where many generations have failed. You produced a reliable Voters' Register and delivered credible elections with very little preparations and against all odds.