We received the following SMS on the above subject and it reads:
Good Afternoon Presenters,
"Pls help me ask the NYSC officials, what happened to the yearly NYSC President's honours award?"
Rudolf from Zaria.
While we wait to respond on the topic, We urge you to comment on what you think on the above . Please do tell us what your opinion is .
Friday, 18 April 2014
Sunday, 13 April 2014
What Corps members should do when their allowances were not paid?
Many Corps members have been asking what to do? And how to request for non-payment of
allowances when they were not paid at the end of the month? I have been telling
them the procedure is like ABC.
When you are not paid at the end of the month First and
foremost, find out from the Accounts unit at the NYSC State secretariat why you
are not paid. If it was not something to do with Disciplinary measure, then it
should be error and your problem is half solved. In that case you have to apply
to the State Coordinator of NYSC in your State and request for the payment. The
application should be made through your Local Government Inspector (LGI) and
your employer who will endorse that you worked for the month. Your LGI should
particularly photocopy the page where you signed for monthly clearance as
evidence. If this procedure is followed, you will be paid without delay.
On the other hand, if your case is disciplinary, it would be
a little more complicated. This is because there case would be referred to
Corps Discipline and Reward branch for determination. If you are sure you have
a just cause ( i.e) you have done what
you are suppose to do, you were at your at your place –of-primary assignment
and discharged your duties as expected, you have nothing to fear. But if you on
the other hand failed in your responsibilities, I am afraid; NYSC has a policy of
No Work No Pay.
At any rate, contact the Assistant Director in charge of
Discipline and Reward in your State, to exonerate yourself and get paid.
Please do not hesitate to make a comment , with regard to
the above.
Friday, 11 April 2014
Free Download of NYSC Resources: Anthem & Lyrics, Decree, Magazine Bye-laws and NYSC Mobile phone Language App.
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Tuesday, 8 April 2014
Daily Trust offers automatic employment to best graduating Mass Communication students.
Kaduna based Media Trust Limited, the publishers of Daily Trust Newspapers has started offering automatic employment to Best graduating Mass Communication graduates in all Universities and Polytecnics in Nigeria. For details Download : http://dailytrust.info/images/mass%20comm.pdf
Monday, 7 April 2014
8 facts you did not know about NYSC
1. No fewer than two million Nigerian
graduates have served the Country through the NYSC scheme in the last forty
years. The scheme started with 2,364 graduates in 1973, now over 250, 000
graduates passed through the scheme each year for the national service.
2. The scheme’s objectives were to develop
common ties among the Nigerian youths and promote national unity and
integration.
It was also
to enable Nigerian youths acquire the spirit of self-reliance by encouraging them
to develop skills for self-employment and to work as a team to have a virile
nation.
3. The programme of the scheme, include
orientation courses, primary assignment, community development service and
passing out.
4. The service year focus primarily on four
sectors which are Agriculture, Education, Health and Infrastructure in line
with the present administration to develop the host community with their
contributions.
5. The corps members had been supporting all
other sectors, including participating in electoral activities, national
census, among others.
6. NYSC is into collaborations with agencies
like Energy Commission on renewable energy, NEMA in disaster management and
control, EFCC, ICPC, MDG and Bank of Industry for corps members to secure loan.
7. The scheme had helped The Gambia to have an
institution similar to NYSC and was trying to replicate it in Sierra Leone.
8. The major challenge has been funding, but
the government and management are doing their best to have the best.
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