Brigadier General Yushau Ahmed, Director General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), has guaranteed corps members that they will get an allowance of N77,000 in line with the approved national minimum wage by the Federal Government.
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Ahmed stated this on Tuesday in Abuja during the launching of a staff bus given by Capital Express Insurance Company to the NYSC.
The DG reaffirmed the Federal Government's commitment to the welfare of Corps members and said that procedures for enhanced allowances have been completed.
He emphasized that his top goal was the security and welfare of Corps members, promising that by 2025, they would receive all of the benefits they deserved.
The DG reaffirmed the Federal Government's commitment to the welfare of Corps members and said that procedures for enhanced allowances have been completed.
He emphasized that his top goal was the security and welfare of Corps members, promising that by 2025, they would receive all of the benefits they deserved.
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Ahmed explained that the bus provided to the scheme for staff was intended to alleviate transportation concerns.
The scheme's staff and corps members have previously expressed difficulty in getting to and from work.
Mr. Matthew Ogwezhi, CEO of Capital Express Insurance, stated that the scheme and his company have a long-standing cooperation, and the donation was made to support its efforts.
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The corporation donated to help staff with transportation costs in Abuja due to high fuel prices.
He stated that every organization's legacy is the impact it has on the society in which it operates, and that they should constantly give back to society.