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NYSC Members To Now Undergo Six-Week Orientation Programme In Newly Introduced Policy

Corps members participating in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) will now undergo a redesigned six-week orientation programme under a sweeping reform approved by the Federal Executive Council (FEC), marking what the Federal Government described as the first comprehensive review of the scheme in its 53-year history. Currently and before this new development, the Corpers undergo three weeks orientation program.

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NYSC Members To Now Undergo Six-Week Orientation Programme In Newly Introduced Policy

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