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Ignore Online Messages Concerning Batch C Registration- NYSC Tells Corp Members

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January 14, 2025
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By ZAKAA LAZARUS-ABUJA

The Management Of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has advised Prospective Corps Members yet to be issued Call-Up-Numbers to always visit the scheme official social media handle for information on the scheme activities.

The acting Director, Information and Public Relations, Caroline Embu in a press released said such messages did not emanate from the Scheme and is untrue.

She said the Scheme is yet to start registration for perspective corps members in batch C, stream two.

The statement reads thus: “The attention of Management of National Youth Service Corps has been drawn to misleading information being circulated by some mischief makers that Prospective Corps Members yet to be issued Call-Up-Numbers should proceed to the State Secretariats of the Scheme for this purpose.

“The general public is strongly advised to ignore such messages as they did not emanate from the Scheme and is untrue.

“All communication between the Prospective Corps Members and NYSC are done through their individual dashboards and via NYSC officially approved social media platforms.

“For the avoidance of doubt, all Prospective Corps Members that are yet to receive their Call-Up-Numbers are enjoined to exercise patience, keep checking their dashboards and also visit the NYSC Social Media Platforms (Facebook, X, Instagram, Thread), for updates,” the statement added.

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