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Governor Otu Vows total Renovation of NYSC Orientation Camp in Cross River State




The Governor of Cross River State, Prince Bassey Otu, promised to change the face of the Orientation camp with total renovation project for the better of Corps members deployed to the State.  He made this promise during the swearing in ceremony of the 2024 Batch C stream 1 Corps members at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Obubra Cross River State. 



The Governor gave this cheering news through his Commissioner for youths Development, Barr Ijom Ukam who had earlier carried out a thorough camp inspection to access the extent of dilapidated nature of the camp facilities.



He however charged the Corps members to carry out laudable community projects in the state that will stand them out for state and National honours award.


 The Chief judge of Cross River State, Hon Justice Akoh Ikpeme who was represented by Hon Justice Eno Iyamba, Cross River state Judiciary,  administered the oath of Allegiance on the Corps members 


Earlier in her opening address, the state Coordinator of NYSC Cross River state, Mrs Onyenuga Mojisola Joke, Congratulated the Corps members on their successful completion of their various academic programmes that have earned them the status of Corps members. She also used the avenue to appreciate the Government of Cross River State for their previous support to the scheme and appealed for more welfare packages to Corps members deployed to the state as well as their personal security.


 Also speaking at the occasion, the Council Chairman of Obubra local Government Area, Hon Kingsley Arikpo assured  Corps members of their safety and promised a good working relationship with the NYSC management.


The event also featured side attraction such as man O war display by Corps members to thrill the guests.

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