The Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General YD Ahmed, on Wednesday, November 15, in Katsina NYSC camp, rolled out dress codes for serving youth corps members.

He warned that failure to dress appropriately in the NYSC kits may attract embossments and punishments from the management.

General Ahmed gave the warning while addressing the 2023 Batch C Stream 1 members deployed to Katsina, who were on their orientation course, further charged them to always dress appropriately in their NYSC kits to avoid embarrassment.

He said: “I have mandated all the Staff of NYSC to watch and monitor the Corps members anywhere they go and anyone who failed to use the kits appropriately should be made to surrender the uniform’. Also, you must desist from posting anything on camp activities on social media.’’

The NYSC DG also reminded the Corps members to key into the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED), to ensure they can secure their future in the face of youth unemployment in the country.

He, however, told them to approach the service year with the spirit of patriotism, loyalty, and commitment by putting Nigeria first before all other things.

In a related development the NYSC boss has charged Corps members to avoid night journeys, all social vices partake in partisan politics but should adhere strictly to the dress code of the scheme.

The general also recalled the four cardinal principles of the scheme including the NYSC Act and Bylaws which contains all that the Corps members needed to know to ensure their successful service year.

Earlier in her brief on the state of the camp, the Katsina State NYSC Coordinator, Hajiya Aisha Muhammad, told the DG that the Corps members were disciplined and very obedient to camp rules and regulations.

The coordinator further disclosed that the Corps members have been duly registered, kitted, and have sworn to the oath of allegiance, which allows for the smooth running of the orientation course.

During the DG’s visit, he commissioned the newly constructed quarter guard and inspected the quarter guard mounted by the 2023 Batch C stream 1 Corps. (The Nation: Text, Excluding Headline)

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