Sign in

NYSC Releases Batch B Stream II Corps Members Call up Letters

Published

Monday, August 26, 2024 at 11:29 AM

Written by Brenda Izu

NYSC Releases Batch B Stream II Corps Members Call up Letters

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced the release of the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream 2 call-up letters for prospective corps members.

NYSC revealed this on its official X handle on Monday, 26 August, 2024.

According to the Corps, the orientation camp for the stream is to commence on August 28, 2024 and closes on September 17, 2024.

The post read, “some prospective corps members posted to Lagos will have orientation in Ogun and Osun.

“While some of those posted to Zamfara will have in Kebbi and Sokoto etc”

Prospective corps members have however been advised to print and sign an addendum, which will be submitted during registration at the orientation camp.

In July, stream 1 call up letters were released.

Orientation camp was held between Wednesday, 26th and Monday, 1st July, 2024 while the swearing-in ceremony was held on Tuesday 2nd July, 2024.

In a related development, the Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Major General Yusha’u Ahmed, has announced the rescue of all eight prospective corps members kidnapped along Funtua-Gusua Road of Zamfara State since August 17, 2023.

READ ALSO: Abia-Govt-Suspends-Projects-in-Nkpa-Umuokpara-Sites

NYSC DG revealed this at a press briefing in Abuja while also commending the security agencies who aided the rescue. Ahmed also reiterated the administration’s commitment to the welfare and security of the corps members.

“We continue to advice our prospective corps members and those who are serving corps members to desist from travelling at night because of the risk attached to it,” Major General Ahmed said.

According to him, some of the victims were rescued since 2023 while the last victim was rescued on Thursday August 21, 2024.

He asserted that no ransom was paid for any of the victims and further commended security agencies for their success of the rescue.

Meanwhile, it was learned that no major arrest has been made but security agencies said the leader of the gang was killed and that victims are currently undergoing medical rehabilitation.

Recall that the corps members who were observing their mandatory one year service were abducted while travelling from Uyo, Akwa Ibom, to Sokoto State in an Akwa Ibom Transport Company (AKTC) to partake in the orientation camp.

Their rescue has been reported to coincide with that of the rescue of 20 medical students who were kidnapped in Benue State last week.

Edited By: Chinedu Eze

The journey to greatness is one step at a time and you should be part of it.

Join the NDconnect community channels on WhatsApp and Telegram to get News updates and add to the voices shaping the future : ❤️

WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VajWDeK29754T7BzHU2H

WhatsApp Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/Dlm6LmlgmzaKCMUYP4BPwC

Telegram t.me/NDConnectNewsAlert

11 months ago

Apprehend Kidnappers of Justice Umukoro

11 months ago

Rivers: Peace at What Price?

11 months ago

2027: Can the Coalition Work?

1 year ago

Tinubu, Democracy Day, and June 12

1 year ago

Diri at 66: Daring The Terrain in Bayelsa

1 year ago

PDP's Rescue Mission

1 year ago

Reoccurring Nightmare of Police Brutality

1 year ago

Adieu Pa Clark (May 25, 1927 to February 17, 2025)

1 year ago

All Eyes on Pope Leo XIV

see more

Gov. Otu Signs Amended Cross River Electoral Law

1 year ago

Amaechi Condemns Calmness Of Nigerians Amid National Hardship

1 year ago

NDLEA Apprehends Camouflaged Drug Trafficker

1 year ago

Blaming Nollywood Will Not Heal The Society- Charles Onojie

1 year ago

Reps Confirm Maj Gen Oluyede As Nigeria’s 24th COAS

1 year ago

Transfer saga: Neymar's Reps Deny Footballer’s Possible Return to Barca

...Says He is Happy in Al-Hilal

Niger Delta Connect is an award winning indigenous and community based news platform that delivers high quality and original stories that shine light on emerging developments, connect & unravel underreported realities in the Niger Delta.

Your News

Niger Delta News

Inside naija

World News

Quick Links

NYSC Releases Batch B Stream II Corps Members Call up Letters

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced the release of the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream 2 call-up letters for prospective corps members.

NYSC revealed this on its official X handle on Monday, 26 August, 2024.

According to the Corps, the orientation camp for the stream is to commence on August 28, 2024 and closes on September 17, 2024.

The post read, “some prospective corps members posted to Lagos will have orientation in Ogun and Osun.

“While some of those posted to Zamfara will have in Kebbi and Sokoto etc”

Prospective corps members have however been advised to print and sign an addendum, which will be submitted during registration at the orientation camp.

In July, stream 1 call up letters were released.

Orientation camp was held between Wednesday, 26th and Monday, 1st July, 2024 while the swearing-in ceremony was held on Tuesday 2nd July, 2024.

In a related development, the Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Major General Yusha’u Ahmed, has announced the rescue of all eight prospective corps members kidnapped along Funtua-Gusua Road of Zamfara State since August 17, 2023.

READ ALSO: Abia-Govt-Suspends-Projects-in-Nkpa-Umuokpara-Sites

NYSC DG revealed this at a press briefing in Abuja while also commending the security agencies who aided the rescue. Ahmed also reiterated the administration’s commitment to the welfare and security of the corps members.

“We continue to advice our prospective corps members and those who are serving corps members to desist from travelling at night because of the risk attached to it,” Major General Ahmed said.

According to him, some of the victims were rescued since 2023 while the last victim was rescued on Thursday August 21, 2024.

He asserted that no ransom was paid for any of the victims and further commended security agencies for their success of the rescue.

Meanwhile, it was learned that no major arrest has been made but security agencies said the leader of the gang was killed and that victims are currently undergoing medical rehabilitation.

Recall that the corps members who were observing their mandatory one year service were abducted while travelling from Uyo, Akwa Ibom, to Sokoto State in an Akwa Ibom Transport Company (AKTC) to partake in the orientation camp.

Their rescue has been reported to coincide with that of the rescue of 20 medical students who were kidnapped in Benue State last week.

Apprehend Kidnappers of Justice Umukoro

Rivers: Peace at What Price?

2027: Can the Coalition Work?

Tinubu, Democracy Day, and June 12

Diri at 66: Daring The Terrain in Bayelsa

PDP's Rescue Mission

Reoccurring Nightmare of Police Brutality

Adieu Pa Clark (May 25, 1927 to February 17, 2025)

All Eyes on Pope Leo XIV

see more

Recommended Stories

Gov. Otu Signs Amended Cross River Electoral Law

Amaechi Condemns Calmness Of Nigerians Amid National Hardship

NDLEA Apprehends Camouflaged Drug Trafficker

Blaming Nollywood Will Not Heal The Society- Charles Onojie

Reps Confirm Maj Gen Oluyede As Nigeria’s 24th COAS

Transfer saga: Neymar's Reps Deny Footballer’s Possible Return to Barca