The Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General Yushau' Ahmed, has reaffirmed his administration's dedication to staff capacity building, citing it as a crucial strategy for enhanced performance. During a courtesy visit from Major General Garba Wahab, the Director-General of the Nigerian Army Resource Centre, at his Abuja office, General Ahmed highlighted the long-standing synergy between NYSC and the Army Centre, which has yielded significant benefits for both parties. He assured his host that more NYSC staff would participate in future training programs at the centre to ensure improved corporate performance. Earlier, Major General Wahab explained that the resource centre focuses on critical areas such as security, critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and leadership training, which greatly benefit government and non-governmental organizations, the civil populace, and other sectors of society. He pledged to strengthen collaboration with the NYSC. The National Yout h Service Corps (NYSC), established in 1973, is a one year mandatory service for Nigerian graduates. In an effort to leverage the talent and skills of graduates born in Nigeria and those born abroad to Nigerian Parents in the Diaspora, the NYSC service emphasizes the spirit of oneness and brotherhood of all Nigerians irrespective of cultural, religious and social background. Source :News Agency of Nigeria
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