Bayelsa State Governor, Douye Diri has urged Corps members serving in the state to render service to their host communities as patriots who are on national assignment.
Represented by Dr. Wisdom Poyeri, Executive Assistant to the Governor on NYSC Matterswhonspokeon Tuesday at Kaiama, during the 2025 Batch B, Stream 1 closing ceremony, he urged them to face the service year with patriotism, dignity and commitment.
Inspiring them to exhibit commitment and diligence, avoid all forms of truancy and provide service as patriots on national assignment, he assured that his administration remains fully committed to the security and well-being of Corps members.
According to Governor Diri, there are unlimited opportunities available in the state for corps members who have positive mindsets for personal and community development.
He urged the corps members to reciprocate this gesture by working hard in their various places of primary assignments.
He said: "Just like you, the state is on a journey of incredible possibilities. We are expanding our outlook to make us one of the most desirable destinations for work, leisure and tourism.
"We invite you to join us on this exciting journey.
"You will find the people of Bayelsa warm, hospitable and thus, the government is fully committed to your security and welfare.
"Be assured that we will take measures to ensure that you go about your legitimate business without any hindrance.
" Remember, the future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams. Go forth and make your mark as the world awaits."
Earlier, the State Coordinator, Mrs Okpalifo Obiageli Charity commended the corps members and the Camp officials for the teamwork and discipline that among other factors ensured a hitch free orientation programme.
She enjoined the Corps members to promptly report to their respective places of primary assignments.
She charged them to settle down, render quality service to the state and leave positive and indelible marks in their respective host communities.
The Corps members were also warned against engaging in actions and omissions that will put their lives in danger and negatively affect their service year.
Particularly, she cautioned against the negative use of the social media, travelling at night and traveling across the river without life jacket.
She reminded them that primary assignment runs simultaneously with Community Development Service and urged them to identify the felt needs of host community, initiate and execute viable CDS projects that will address such needs to leave a legacy beneficial to the people.
She further highlighted that the Bayelsa State Government, along side the NYSC, has put together a reward system for Corps members who distinguished themselves during the service year.
"During the period of this orientation course, you participated in the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development ( SAED) training.
"The time for you to build on that foundation and refine your chosen skill has come. As you proceed to your places of Primary Assignments, please, do not let this foundation die; Identify a skill centre nearest to you so as to perfect on the skill you have acquired while on camp.
"The future of this county 's economy lies in your hands- do not waste this golden opportunity." She explained.
She expressed sincere gratitude to the Bayelsa State Government for its commitment to the welfare and security of the Corps members.
She also appreciated collaborating partners and Camp officials for their team spirit, and commitment throughout the period of the orientation programme.
She called on all Corps Employers and traditional rulers in the state to ensure that Corps lodges are habitable and secured for Corps members and thanked God for a hitch free orientation programme.
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