Nigerian Army Enhances Security for Corps Members in Rivers

The Nigerian Army has pledged to improve security measures for National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members traveling to Rivers for orientation exercises. Maj.-Gen. Everest Okoro, the General Officer Commanding of the 6 Division, made this commitment during a visit from an NYSC delegation to the division's headquarters in Port Harcourt.
Okoro emphasized the importance of the NYSC scheme as a national asset that fosters unity and understanding among young Nigerians from diverse backgrounds. He expressed concerns about the security risks faced by corps members traveling to their primary assignments and assured that the division would enhance security measures to mitigate these threats, particularly during their arrival in Rivers.
Okoro commended the NYSC and its members for their contributions to nation-building and praised Rivers NYSC Coordinator Mr Moses Oleghe for his dedication and collaboration with the Army. Oleghe thanked Okoro for his support and urged for continued cooperation to ensure the safety of corps members.
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