The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, yesterday, said it would
collaborate with the National Universities Commission, NUC, to
checkmate incidence of fake corps members in the country.
The partnership, will also improve the quality of graduates coming out
of the Corps Producing Institutions, CPIs, for mobilization for the one
year mandatory national service programme.
Director-General of NYSC, Brig-Gen. Johnson Olawumi, made this known
during a courtesy visit to the Executive Secretary of NUC, Prof. Julius
Okojie, in Abuja.
Olawumi noted that NUC was chosen as the first point of call to CPIs in
view of its relevance to the success of NYSC. He noted that automating
the system would go a long way to detect many irregularities that
adversely affected the system.
Responding, the NUC boss, Prof. Okojie commended the NYSC for promoting
national unity, but noted that the issue of identity crisis was a
challenge that needed cooperation of all relevant stakeholders to
tackle.
Okojie said; “NYSC is a very successful scheme and
I must say it is good we maintain it.
“On the part of NUC, we are working hard to ensure that we improve on quality of education.”
Okojie noted that the commission was fully aligned with NYSC on the
issue of system automation, adding that “we will ensure that in our
portal, university authorities enter their data.”
Prof. Okojie also urged university authorities to ensure that they put
encrypted coded chip on their certificates to make it impossible for
people to forge.
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