NYSC: Ntufam Advocates for Synergy with NDE and Calls for Reforms

 




The newly appointed Chairman of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Governing Board, Ntufam Hilliard Eta, has called for collaboration and reforms to reposition the NYSC to meet the evolving needs of Nigeria. Ntufam Eta made this known during a courtesy visit to the Director General of the National Directorate for Employment (NDE), His Excellency Silas Agara, at the NDE headquarters in Abuja.

The meeting focused on fostering synergy between the NYSC and NDE, aligning the operations of both institutions with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. The NYSC Board Chairman emphasized the importance of collaboration in addressing the challenges of youth unemployment and equipping Nigerian youths with skills to thrive in today’s rapidly changing socio-economic environment.


During the discussions, Ntufam Hilliard Eta highlighted the critical need for reforms within the NYSC, noting that the scheme, established over 52 years ago, must evolve to address contemporary realities.

“A scheme like the NYSC, which has been in existence for over five decades, is in dire need of reform and innovation. The demands of our nation are rapidly changing, and we must align the NYSC with these realities to ensure it continues to serve its purpose effectively,” Ntufam Eta stated.


He noted that the NYSC has historically played a vital role in national integration and youth development, but new strategies are needed to ensure it remains relevant in today’s Nigeria. Ntufam Eta further emphasized the importance of equipping Nigerian youths with practical skills that bridge the gap between education and the labor market, in line with the goals of the Renewed Hope Agenda.


The courtesy visit also explored opportunities for collaboration between the NYSC and NDE in implementing joint programs and initiatives aimed at empowering Nigerian youths. Both institutions share a common mandate of addressing youth development and employment, and the partnership is expected to unlock new opportunities for participants in the NYSC scheme.

His Excellency Silas Agara commended Ntufam Eta for his visionary approach and assured him of the NDE’s readiness to work closely with the NYSC. “The synergy between the NYSC and NDE will not only enhance youth empowerment programs but also align with the national vision of reducing unemployment and fostering economic growth,” Agara remarked.


Ntufam Eta reiterated his commitment to ensuring the NYSC becomes a transformative force in shaping the future of Nigerian youths. He assured that under his leadership, the NYSC would undergo reforms that prioritize skill acquisition, entrepreneurship, and innovation.

“As Chairman of the NYSC Governing Board, I am committed to driving change that will redefine the scheme and make it a pathway for empowering our youths. We must align with the realities of the 21st century, and this can only happen through collaboration and bold reforms,” Ntufam Eta concluded.


The meeting between Ntufam Hilliard Eta and His Excellency Silas Agara signifies a critical step towards aligning youth development programs with the aspirations of the Renewed Hope Agenda. With the promise of reform and collaboration, the partnership between the NYSC and NDE holds the potential to empower Nigerian youths and contribute to national development.


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