**The Adaptation Challenge: A look back at the Closing Ceremony of the NYSC Orientation Camp in Lagos in 2024**
At the closing ceremony of the NYSC 2024 Lagos Orientation Camp, Governor Sanwo-Olu enjoined corps members to seize the opportunity of their year of service to contribute significantly to socio-economic and politics of Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole.
In an impassioned speech, he encouraged the young graduates to accept their posting in any part of Lagos as an opportunity to participate in community development programs, positively impact their host community and leave an indelible legacy .
He highlighted the crucial role of veterans in different sectors such as health, education and social services, while reminding that the service of new corps members could be just as indispensable in these areas and beyond.
Governor Sanwo-Olu also assured that the state government would continue to recognize and reward outstanding corps members at the end of their year of service.
Meanwhile, the NYSC State Coordinator, Yetunde Baderinwa, highlighted that the corps members underwent various trainings during the orientation course to prepare them for the challenges ahead.
She urged the participants to be good ambassadors of the program, their families and their respective communities, emphasizing the importance of respecting the NYSC rules.
Baderinwa stressed the importance of team spirit instilled during the camp, calling on corps members to transcend tribal divides and focus on the common mission.
She also expressed her gratitude to the partner organizations who contributed to the success of the orientation camp by sponsoring social and sporting activities that enriched the participants’ experience.
In conclusion, the closing ceremony of the NYSC Lagos Orientation Camp 2024 marked the beginning of a year of service full of challenges and opportunities for the young graduates, who are expected to put into practice the values and the skills acquired during their training.
This annual meeting remains a crucial step in the lives of many young Nigerians, symbolizing both a civic duty and an opportunity for learning and personal growth.
Leave a Reply