I know lots of Batch C has been asking for the passing out parade POP date, it is supposed to be October 14 initially judging by the date that appears on their I. The new date is now 18th October, This is the last of the four cardinal programmes of the service year. The program brings back to the State Capital corps members from their primary assignment posts for the purpose of the passing-out exercise.
There is this exercise that is very important to accomplish. The importance of this clearance letter cannot be over-emphasized. During the last week of the service year, corps members are organised into groups to evaluate and appraise the service year.
Their suggestion, recommendations and proposals are studied, analyzed and subsequently used as basis to further improvement of the Scheme. Finally, the distribution of certificates of National Service to corps participants wraps up the entire activities and brings the service year to a close.
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About The Author. She asked them to help conduct elections which generations before them had failed to conduct successfully. Again they obliged. They produced credible Voters' Register and inspite of the challenges; they delivered elections adjudged to meet minimum global standards.
But instead of being rewarded, they were murdered. The country they served could not protect them. I have come to honour their memory, to salute their service and acknowledge their sacrifice; which has given me the privilege to address you as a Governor. There is a strong lesson for me here and I want to commend it to you. The best days of our country lie ahead of us, not behind us.
Should we stop serving our country? The answer is an emphatic negative. Let us be positive and courageous. Let us see these young martyrs of our democracy as the architects of our new beginning.
We must resolve that Nigeria should be worth dying for, so that she can be worth living in. Your generation has succeeded where many generations have failed. You produced a reliable Voters' Register and delivered credible elections with very little preparations and against all odds. Can you imagine what can happen, if you have time to prepare to lead and change the way things are done in this country? That is another reason why I am here today, to tell you that nothing is impossible.
If your minds can think of it, your hands will certainly deliver it. Our Government has exploded many myths about things that were once thought to be impossible and this is the message that I want to share with you. As you leave this environment today, please resolve to do something that will ensure that you are not part of our country's unemployment index. Unemployment persists simply because our economy is not growing in the right areas. We require growth in innovation, agriculture, technology, technical and construction work and those areas that we have traditionally avoided.
These are the places I urge you to set your minds upon. Our Government has built roads, hospitals, schools and other public facilities that we will need to maintain. Small maintenance firms and partnerships formed by small groups of engineering graduates such as electrical, civil, mechanical and related fields will be needed by us as we go forward.
For example we will require traffic lights and lane marking machines to be produced locally to manage traffic. We will require hands to help produce food such as poultry, grains, and vegetables for our growing population to feed. We are still behind in our State and country's infrastructure needs and will need hands to build them.
We will need buttons, zippers, thread, needles and related items to cloth ourselves. Let your imaginations run, and you will see how many more things we need that we do not produce and you will understand why I say that the onus is upon you to either be an employed graduate or a graduate employer.
As a Government, we can do two things. Employ people directly into Government and initiate policies and programmes that enable people find work for themselves and for others.
We have done both and we will continue to increase on the latter by evolving more projects, programmes and policies that create opportunities for entrepreneurship. It has increased rice cultivation in Lagos from about 10 Ten Hectares to about One Hundred and Seventy hectares in ; and created a value chain of opportunities and employment for over 2, Two Thousand people and it is still expanding.
The Agric Youth Employment Scheme targets 1, One thousand graduate farmers in its pilot stage and first batch of One Hundred have completed a 6 six month intensive course and now have access to working capital and 1 one hectare of land each to start out as young farmers while others are still in training.
The Lagos Ignite Programme, has employed the first batch of Five Hundred and Seven graduate teachers with the possibility for further expansion in other areas.
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