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NYSC Extends Deadline for Registration to October 27 [Read]

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The deadline for registration of corps members at the various camps, especially for newly mobilised Unilorin graduates has been extended by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to Saturday, Oct. 27.

According to Kunle Akogun, Director of Corporate Affairs of University of Ilorin, the circular dated Oct. 24, was sent to all state coordinators of NYSC.

He said the memo was signed on behalf of the NYSC Director-General, Brig-Gen. Suleiman Kazaure, by Mrs. R. B Ohakwu.

The memo stated that the extension was as a result of a passionate request from the University of Ilorin, to allow prospective corps members from the institution attend their convocation ceremonies.

“So, Unilorin graduates who have been mobilised for the NYSC still have up to Saturday, Oct. 27, to report at their various NYSC camps all over the federation,” it said.

The 34th Convocation Ceremony of University of Ilorin, took place on Oct. 23.

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