NYSC withdraws Corps Members from Kaduna Local Govt.

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The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on Wednesday suspended posting Corps members to some local government areas of Kaduna State following unrest in the affected areas.
NYSC Coordinator in the State, Dahunsi Mohammed disclosed this during an interactive session with Corps employers in Kaduna State.
Mohammed said the organisation would not be posting Corps members to some areas until it was crystal clear that such places were safe for young Nigerian graduates.
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NYSC withdraws Corps members from Kaduna local govs

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