The State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Bayelsa State, Mrs. Okpalifo Obiageli Charity, has charged all 2025 Batch B Stream I Orientation Camp officials to maintain high standards of discipline and treat corps members with respect and courtesy.
Mrs. Okpalifo gave this charge during her maiden meeting with camp officials at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Boro Town, Bayelsa State. She emphasized the need for collective responsibility among officials to ensure a smooth and successful orientation exercise.
While sharing key resolutions from the recently concluded 2025 Batch B Pre-Orientation Workshop, the State Coordinator called for full compliance and commitment from all officials. She also stressed the importance of teamwork, accountability, effective communication, and a warm reception for prospective corps members.
The Coordinator particularly directed the Security Committee to conduct respectful but thorough checks at the camp gate and instructed the Registration Committee to ensure a seamless registration process. The Gender Desk Officer was tasked with giving prompt attention to nursing and pregnant female corps members.
Mrs. Okpalifo further advised officials to be vigilant and compassionate, urging them to look out for corps members who may be ill but hiding their condition. She reminded all present that the extant rules and regulations guiding the orientation course remain in force and must be strictly observed.
In the course of the meeting, she introduced Alhaji Ahmed Lawan as the Camp Director and Mr. Iyamba Etim as the Deputy Camp Director.
In his remarks, Camp Director Alhaji Ahmed Lawan solicited the support and cooperation of all camp officials to ensure a hitch-free orientation course. Similarly, the Camp Commandant, Capt. M.L. Musa, assured of the military’s readiness to collaborate with other security agencies in maintaining safety, discipline, and delivering quality training to corps members.
The Resident Officer, Mr. Elhis Enaholo, also echoed the call for synergy and teamwork, while heads of collaborating agencies and committees affirmed their preparedness and willingness to discharge their responsibilities effectively.
In her closing remarks, Mrs. Okpalifo appreciated all camp officials for their early arrival and dedication. She encouraged heads of committees and agencies to diligently monitor the activities of their personnel and concluded with a prayer for journey mercies for all incoming corps members.
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