NYSC speaks on the plight of Corps Members on election duties


The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has said it is irritated by the unacceptable pictures and stories of troubles experienced by numerous corps individuals allocated for the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, obligations in a few states the nation over on the eve of the delayed general decisions.

In an announcement made accessible to DAILY POST, Monday night, by Mrs. Adenike Adeyemi, the Scheme's Director of Press and Public Relations, the NYSC said the stories of troubles by the corps individuals have been affirmed as evident circumstance report which is at difference with the soul of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) among INEC and the Scheme.

The announcement peruses to some extent: "While these episodes have been illustrated to the strategic difficulties which the INEC encountered, the NYSC wishes to take note of that the disagreeable events are absolutely at difference with the soul of our MoU with INEC.

"In this manner, we are as of now occupied with dialog with INEC Management towards guaranteeing that these and all other sundry issues verging on the welfare and security of corps individuals are immediately tended to and reviewed before the rescheduled races.

"It will be reviewed that in the development to the interest of corps individuals as impromptu constituent staff, the Director-General of the NYSC, Major General SZ Kazaure and individuals from Management left on across the nation visit to meet with INEC State authorities, heads of security offices, network and supposition pioneers to get confirmations on the welfare and security of corps individuals previously, amid and after the races.

'In these gatherings, NYSC got full confirmations on sufficient game plan for transport, settlement and security, particularly at the Registration Area Centers (RACs) all through the period. We in this manner expect enhanced security and welfare arrangements by INEC in the rescheduled races."

Aderemi gave further confirmations to the corps individuals and the overall population that the wellbeing, welfare and compensation will be given by INEC as concurred and as per the soul of the MoU.

"In such manner, INEC has guaranteed Management that it has started installment of preparing and encouraging stipends to the corps individuals across the nation, just as the race obligation recompenses.

"At last, the NYSC Management wishes to thank guardians, people, gatherings and different partners for the show of worry for the prosperity of our corps individuals and to guarantee all Nigerians that our responsibilities to their welfare is faithful," she said.

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