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Corps member ready for Nov.6 governorship poll- Coordinator

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Anambra governorship election
Corps members line up during passing out parade

 

Admin l Sunday, August 15, 2021

 

ONITSHA, Nigeria – Anambra State Coordinator of National Youths Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs Yetunde Baberinwa has stated that the corps members deployed to the state are ready for the November 6, governorship election.

She disclosed this on Saturday during the scheme cultural carnival held at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Orientation camp Umuawulu / Mgbakwu in Awka South Local Government Area of the State.

According to her, corps members have been given orientation and training  on the forthcoming governorship election in the state  by both the NYSC management and Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

She said that they have registered online to participate in the conduct of the election in the state . “The corps members  have had their   trainings by INEC in the camp  and they will still have  more trainings  to enable them  adequately handle the election” he said.

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Baberinwa said the youth corpers are in good spirit  and have conditioned their minds to serve the country and to  ensure a seamless and credible election in the state.

She also stated that cultural  carnival was designed to  educate the young ones  from  various tribes and culture about the diverse culture of  the country.

“The cultural day celebration is to bring various culture close  to the young ones  to appreciate and get familarised with them and to relate friendly  with each  others .

It is also meant for each corp member to accommodate each others on camp and beyond ” she said .

 

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