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Minister says NYSC corps members will wear adire uniforms

Nigeria’s Federal Executive Council has approved wide ranging reforms for the National Youth Service Corps, including a new adire inspired uniform for corps members.thecable+4 The Minister of Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, said the traditional khaki and white T shirt outfit will be phased out and replaced with uniforms designed using adire patterns to reflect professionalism and national pride.bbc+4 Under the reforms, the NYSC orientation camp will also be extended from three weeks to six weeks and restructured into three phases, with corps members choosing from 11 specialised streams that match their skills and career interests.premiumtimesng+2youtubebbc Olawande added that the changes are meant to modernise the 53 year old scheme, make deployments more risk sensitive, and turn the NYSC into a more skills oriented and productivity focused programme that supports youth empowerment.vanguardngr+3 The government will also introduce a civilian director general […]

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‘We’re Racing Against Time’: Full Text of President Tinubu’s 65th Independence Day Speech

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Tuesday addressed Nigerians to mark the country’s 65th Independence anniversary, delivering a wide-ranging speech that reflected on the nation’s past, outlined his administration’s economic and social reforms, and offered a message of hope for the future. Tinubu recalled the sacrifices of Nigeria’s founding fathers — including Herbert Macaulay, Nnamdi Azikiwe, Obafemi Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, and Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti — who envisioned a strong, prosperous, and united Nigeria. He noted that, despite challenges such as civil war, dictatorship, and political crises, the country had made significant progress in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and economic growth since 1960. The president stressed that his administration inherited a near-collapsed economy but chose the “path of reform” over “business as usual.” He highlighted key policy moves, including ending fuel subsidies, unifying foreign exchange rates, and investing in infrastructure, agriculture, and social programmes. […]

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