NYSC Requests Separate Entrance for Orientation Camp in Katsina
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has requested that the Katsina State Government provide a separate entrance and clear demarcation for its permanent orientation camp, citing concerns about security due to shared access with state-owned facilities.
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has raised concerns about security due to the lack of a separate entrance and demarcation between its orientation camp and the adjoining Katsina State Government-owned Youth Craft Village. NYSC has urged the Katsina State Government to provide an exclusive entrance and clearly define the boundaries of the camp. During the swearing-in ceremony for the 2026 Batch 'B' Stream I corps members, NYSC State Coordinator Mr. Evans Okwor stated that creating a separate entrance gate would enable the agency to have absolute control over who enters the camp. According to arise.tv, Mr. Okwor said the current arrangement, where the camp shares an entrance with some state agencies, is violating or compromising security protocols. Premiumtimes reported that the NYSC has formally called on the Katsina State Government to provide a separate entrance to its permanent orientation camp in the state.
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