Governor Adeleke, represented by the Commissioner for Youth Affairs, Moshood Olalekan Olagunju, gave the cost on Friday in the course of the swearing-in and official opening of the orientation course on the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede.
The governor stated the corps members ought to see their deployment to Osun as a chance to contribute to the event of the state and Nigeria, relatively than merely fulfilling a nationwide obligation.
The governor additionally counseled the NYSC management and corps members for his or her conduct in the course of the August 15, 2026, governorship election in Osun State, significantly their demonstration of neutrality and professionalism.
According to him, “The Scheme demonstrated professionalism, neutrality and discipline throughout the electoral process. I particularly appreciate the Corps Members who served without partisanship and discharged their responsibilities with commendable dedication.
“Your conduct has additional demonstrated that Nigerian youths may be trusted with delicate nationwide obligations.”
Adeleke reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to the welfare, security and general well-being of corps members, assuring them that the ongoing rehabilitation and renovation of the permanent orientation camp in Ede would continue.
“We recognise the significance of offering Corps Members with amenities which might be secure, purposeful and befitting of their standing as younger Nigerians serving their fatherland,” he said.
The governor assured the NYSC management that the renovation would continue until the camp became one of the best orientation facilities in the country.
Earlier, the NYSC Osun State Coordinator, Ekeng Ita Kubiangha, disclosed that 3,333 prospective corps members had registered for the orientation exercise as of Friday, while prospective corps members from Lagos State had also been accommodated.
Kubiangha urged the corps members to observe camp regulations, warning that activities capable of threatening their safety and the peaceful atmosphere of the camp would not be tolerated.
“Discipline is central to the NYSC programme. I urge you to respect the Camp guidelines and laws, obey lawful directions from Camp officers and safety personnel, and conduct yourselves responsibly,” he added.
The coordinator warned against cultism, drug abuse, fighting, sexual harassment and unauthorised movement, adding that the orientation programme would prepare the participants through military drills, physical training, lectures, skills acquisition and entrepreneurship development.
He urged the corps members to participate actively in the activities, stating, “The Orientation Course is designed to put together you mentally, bodily and socially for the obligations forward.”
Kubiangha also appreciated the Osun State Government for supporting the NYSC in the renovation of the permanent orientation camp, and advised the corps members to remain security-conscious and use social media responsibly.
“Osun State stays dedicated to offering a secure surroundings for Corps Members, however private responsibility is equally vital. Keep your supervisors and NYSC officers knowledgeable of safety considerations, keep away from pointless dangers, and cling strictly to safety advisories,” he said.
