NYSC to launch job portal

The National Youth Service Corps ( NYSC ) will soon launch a job
portal that would help employers find corps members with requisite
skills and qualifications that match their needs.

The Lagos State NYSC Coordinator, Prince Mohammed Momoh told our
reporter in an interview yesterday at the Swearing in of 2,482
Batch B corps members that the portal had been approved by the NYSC
Director-General, Brig-Gen Sule Kazaure, after a test run.

“We piloted a job portal in Lagos. After perfecting it, we have
deployed it. It has been approved by the DG ansd should be launched
in the course of the year,” he said.

Momoh thanked the Lagos State government for renovating the
2,500-bed capacity orientation camp located in Iyana- Ipaja,
Lagos.

“We appealed to the Governor and he came to our aid. He
mobilised a contractor to give us this renovation.

He not only re-painted the building but repaired the toilets and
the electrification. Every part of the camp was touched,” he
said.

In his speech, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, who was
represented by the Commissioner for Special Duties and
Inter-Governmental Affairs, Mr Oluseye Oladejo, counseled the new
corps members to take advantage of public funds to start businesses
after being trained in camp.

“I enjoin you to pay special attention to the Skill Acquisition
Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) initiative which is part of
activities developed to empower and prepare you for life after
service.

The Lagos State Government has established the Employment Trust
Fund which provides financial support to Lagos State residents and
National Youth Service Corps members serving in Lagos State and who
have received camp and post-camp SAED training.

Through this fund, you stand to benefit from a start-up capital
to ensure you become job creators and not job seekers upon the
completion of your national assignment,” he said.

The oath of allegiance was administered on the corps members by
the Chief Judge of Lagos, justice Opeyemi Oke represented by
Justice Oluwatoyin Ipaye.

Corps members who spoke with The Nation praised the facilities
on the camp.

Jennifer Okpala, a Law graduate of the University of Lagos
(UNILAG) said she was enjoying her time on camp.

“It has been fun meeting lots of people. The facilities are
okay. I will say this is the best camp in Nigeria,” she said.

Jesufemi Ayodele, another Law graduate from the Obafemi Awolowo
University, Ile-Ife, said the officials were courteous to corps
members. “They treat us with respect,” he said.

The National Youth Service Corps ( NYSC ) will soon launch a job
portal that would help employers find corps members with requisite
skills and qualifications that match their needs.

The Lagos State NYSC Coordinator, Prince Mohammed Momoh told our
reporter in an interview yesterday at the Swearing in of 2,482
Batch B corps members that the portal had been approved by the NYSC
Director-General, Brig-Gen Sule Kazaure, after a test run.

“We piloted a job portal in Lagos. After perfecting it, we have
deployed it. It has been approved by the DG ansd should be launched
in the course of the year,” he said.

Momoh thanked the Lagos State government for renovating the
2,500-bed capacity orientation camp located in Iyana- Ipaja,
Lagos.

“We appealed to the Governor and he came to our aid. He
mobilised a contractor to give us this renovation.

He not only re-painted the building but repaired the toilets and
the electrification. Every part of the camp was touched,” he
said.

In his speech, Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State, who was
represented by the Commissioner for Special Duties and
Inter-Governmental Affairs, Mr Oluseye Oladejo, counseled the new
corps members to take advantage of public funds to start businesses
after being trained in camp.

“I enjoin you to pay special attention to the Skill Acquisition
Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) initiative which is part of
activities developed to empower and prepare you for life after
service.

The Lagos State Government has established the Employment Trust
Fund which provides financial support to Lagos State residents and
National Youth Service Corps members serving in Lagos State and who
have received camp and post-camp SAED training.

Through this fund, you stand to benefit from a start-up capital
to ensure you become job creators and not job seekers upon the
completion of your national assignment,” he said.

The oath of allegiance was administered on the corps members by
the Chief Judge of Lagos, justice Opeyemi Oke represented by
Justice Oluwatoyin Ipaye.

Corps members who spoke with The Nation praised the facilities
on the camp.

Jennifer Okpala, a Law graduate of the University of Lagos
(UNILAG) said she was enjoying her time on camp.

“It has been fun meeting lots of people. The facilities are
okay. I will say this is the best camp in Nigeria,” she said.

Jesufemi Ayodele, another Law graduate from the Obafemi Awolowo
University, Ile-Ife, said the officials were courteous to corps
members. “They treat us with respect,” he said.