NYSC allowance ’ll be N50,000 soon -DG
Headlines, NYSC (National Youth Service Corp) Saturday, July 16th, 2011THE Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Brigadier General, Ismaila Maharazu Tsiga, has said the leadership of the NYSC would continue to lobby government on the need to increase corps members’ allowance to N50, 000 per month, adding that the new allowance of N19, 800 to corps members would take effect from March this year.
This is just as the Tsiga disclosed that the allowance given to corps members was a right and not a privilege, calling on states, local governments and parastatals to also review allowance given to corps members
He further said that anybody making live unbearable for corps members would received negative treatment from the Almighty God because they were innocent Nigerians serving their fatherland.
According to him , the new allowance would be paid in arrears from March, 2011, saying that Batch B, 2010 corps members who just passed out, are going to receive their arrears of about four months.
Brigadier General, Tsiga, speaking during his visit to the Kano State orientation camp on Saturday, also said the security of lives and property of corps members was paramount to him, assuring parents of corps members that the NYSC would ensure that the lives of their children were saved.
He however disclosed that it was not NYSC’s desire to redeploy corps members but that the organisation was compelled to see to their security because NYSC does not want innocent corps members to suffer where they serve their fatherland.
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