The National Youth Benefit Corps has guaranteed that every single qualified graduate will be activated for the 2016 Group "B" benefit year.
The Chief General, Brigadier General Sulaiman Kazaure, gave the confirmation amid his lady conference with the media in Abuja.
Kazaure said this took after a National Government's order to that impact.
He said what was left of the arrangement made for activation of Corps individuals in the 2016 spending plan could just suit eighty-six thousand imminent Corps individuals.
The Chief General, in any case, included that taking after the government's intercession, all the one hundred and seventy thousand imminent Corps individuals that effectively enlisted online are presently being handled for 2016 Bunch 'B'.
"In this way, we have gotten green light from the significant government offices to get ready for the preparation of all qualified planned Corps individuals.
"Be that as it may, the constrained combined limit of the Introduction camps across the nation requires a moment stream Introduction course for the 2016 Cluster "B" which is being anticipated January 2017," he said.
Kazaure mourned the disappointment of a few states and neighborhood governments to release their statutory commitments to the Plan bringing up that their mentality brought about the restricted limit and nature of offices in most Introduction camps the nation over.
The Executive General focused on that the arrangement of Introduction camp offices and post-camp settlement and transport of Corps individuals were among the obligations of states and neighborhood governments as spelt out in the NYSC Demonstration.
Others he counted incorporate coordinations bolster for review of Corps areas, material support for group improvement administration and security of Corps individuals.
He, in this way, spoke to states and nearby governments that are not releasing their statutory commitments to rethink their position and give their support towards the achievement of the Plan's operations.
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