After several months of deliberations, the National Youth Service
Corps has bowed to public demand by reducing the cost of online
registration for prospective corps members.
This came as it noted that henceforth graduates of Medicine who have yet to complete their housemanship and register with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria would not take part in the one-year service scheme.
The organisation’s decision to reduce the online fee was reached during the NYSC’s stakeholders conference in Abuja, while its Director of Press and Public Relations, Mrs. Bose Aderibigbe, announced the housemanship registration exercise in a statement on Monday.
The NYSC is however silent on the amount the prospective corps would pay.
The service also agreed that conscious efforts should be made to carry out more sensitisation on the online registration to the potential users.
The online registration, it added, would facilitate easy printing of call-up letters just as it would help in online application and relocation of corps members from one state to another.
Meanwhile, the service also resolved that as from 2015 Batch ‘A’ Service Year, mobilisation of prospective corps members would be effected on the basis of quota/carrying capacity of each institution as approved by the respective regulatory bodies.
This came as it noted that henceforth graduates of Medicine who have yet to complete their housemanship and register with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria would not take part in the one-year service scheme.
The organisation’s decision to reduce the online fee was reached during the NYSC’s stakeholders conference in Abuja, while its Director of Press and Public Relations, Mrs. Bose Aderibigbe, announced the housemanship registration exercise in a statement on Monday.
The NYSC is however silent on the amount the prospective corps would pay.
The service also agreed that conscious efforts should be made to carry out more sensitisation on the online registration to the potential users.
The online registration, it added, would facilitate easy printing of call-up letters just as it would help in online application and relocation of corps members from one state to another.
Meanwhile, the service also resolved that as from 2015 Batch ‘A’ Service Year, mobilisation of prospective corps members would be effected on the basis of quota/carrying capacity of each institution as approved by the respective regulatory bodies.
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