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Plateau State Insecurity Prompts Change of NYSC Orientation Camp Venue

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3 years ago

July 10, 2023

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In response to the prevailing insecurity in Plateau State, the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced a change in the venue for the 2023 Batch ‘B’ Stream One Orientation Camp. The decision aims to ensure the safety and well-being of prospective corps members amidst the challenging security situation in the region.

The NYSC made an official statement today, through the Director, Press and Public Relations, Eddy Megwa, notifying the public, particularly prospective corps members, about the alteration in the camp location. The Permanent Orientation Camp in Mangu, initially designated as the venue, has been relocated to the Waye Foundation, situated by Buken Academy in Dio-Du, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State. The Waye Foundation will serve as a temporary NYSC Orientation Camp until further notice.

All prospective corps members are advised to take note of this important update and report to the new Orientation Camp, Waye Foundation by Buken Academy, on the dates specified in their call-up letters. By adhering to these instructions, corps members can ensure a smooth transition and initiation into the NYSC program.

The decision to change the venue was made with the safety and security of the corps members in mind. The NYSC is committed to providing a secure environment for young graduates who are partaking in the national service. By relocating the Orientation Camp to a more secure location, the NYSC aims to mitigate potential risks and safeguard the well-being of the corps members.

Plateau State has faced significant security challenges in recent times, especially in Mangu and Barrakin Ladi respectively making it necessary for the NYSC to take proactive measures to protect the participants. The Waye Foundation, with its strategic location, offers improved security arrangements that align with the NYSC’s commitment to ensuring the safety of corps members throughout their orientation period.

The NYSC encourages all prospective corps members to comply with the directive and make the necessary arrangements to report to the new camp location as specified in their call-up letters. Any further updates regarding the Orientation Camp and related activities will be communicated through official channels, and corps members are advised to stay updated.

The NYSC remains dedicated to the welfare of corps members and will continue to prioritize their safety and security in all its operations. The decision to relocate the Orientation Camp demonstrates the organization’s commitment to adapting to the prevailing circumstances and providing a conducive environment for corps members to fulfill their national service obligations.

Prospective corps members are urged to stay vigilant, adhere to security guidelines, and cooperate with NYSC officials to ensure a successful and secure orientation experience.

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“Smart City FC Is Ready And Motivated For The New NNL Season” – Abiodun Obafemi

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5 hours ago

September 1, 2026

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Ahead of the 2026/2027 NNL season, teams have intensified preparations with the recruitments of new players and officials, as well as, engaging in trial games.

Lagos based NNL side Smart City Football Club, are leaving no stones unturned as it has doubled up its preparations to ensure it gets the much desired ticket to the topmost cadre of Nigerian football, Nigeria Premier Football League.

Speaking exclusively with Sports Chronicle Magazine, Abiodun Obafemi, who is the sporting director of Smart City FC, disclosed that the team is well prepared and better motivated ahead of the season’s task.

“We’re presently done with recruitments, we rounded up everything last week. So, we’re basically in the last phase of our preparations, with grade A friendly games lined up,” he disclosed.

Speaking on the targets of the management, Abiodun Obafemi, MON and a 1996 Olympic games gold medalist, said, “the target of all, including coaches, players and the leadership of team, of course, is to pick the sole NPFL ticket in our group.”

“We don’t just want to talk the talk, we want to do it this time around to make amend for the near misses of the last two seasons,” the former Super Eagles and Stationery Stores defender was full of praises for the management of the team for its commitment to the welfare and improvement of the team, ahead of the new football league season.

“In terms of motivation, the management has usual, has done their bit. And I can say that no Smart City player or official is being own a dime.

“Muchmore, there has been additional provisions of quality training materials, as well as, world class and modern football equipment,” he remarked gleefully.

“In my roles as a senior executive of the club, I remain committed to the development of the club, as well as, ensuring that all the units of the team, functions at their best to meet our seasonal goals. And our main objective this season, is promotion to the NPFL, which is long overdue,” he added.

Smart City FC have been placed in group B, and are expected to competed for the sole ticket to the NPFL, against other teams in the group, including, Beyond Limits FC, Ekiti United, Solution FC, Akwa United, Dokkal Khairu, Abakaliki FC, Bayelsa United and Right2Win FC.

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Sovereign Trust Insurance Receives NAICOM Recapitalisation Certificate

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6 hours ago

September 1, 2026

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Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc alhas received its RecapitalisationCertificate from the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), marking a significant milestone in the Company’s ongoing growth and transformation journey.

The certificate, issued following the Company’s successful compliance with the recapitalisation requirements of the National Insurance Commission, further reinforces Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc’s financial capacity, operational resilience and commitment to delivering sustainable value to its policyholders and other stakeholders.

Speaking on the development, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc, Dr. Lucas Durojaiye, expressed delight at the milestone, describing it as a testament to the Company’s resilience, strategic focus and the confidence of its stakeholders.

“The receipt of our recapitalisation certificate from NAICOM is a significant milestone for Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc. It reflects the strength of our business, the confidence of our shareholders and the dedication of our Board and employees to building a stronger and more resilient insurance institution.

“This achievement positions us for the next phase of our growth journey. We remain committed to strengthening our capacity to underwrite risks, deepening our market presence, enhancing our service delivery and creating greater value for our policyholders and stakeholders.

The recapitalisation milestone also underscores STI’s commitment to supporting the development of Nigeria’s insurance industry by maintaining strong corporate governance, improving operational efficiency and providing innovative insurance solutions that respond to the evolving needs of individuals, businesses and institutions.

With the certification, Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc is poised to further leverage its strengthened capital base to pursue strategic growth opportunities, enhance its underwriting capacity and reinforce its position as a trusted partner in risk management.

The Company appreciates its shareholders, Board of Directors, management, staff, regulators, business partners, brokers, agents, customers and other stakeholders for their continued confidence and support throughout the recapitalization process.

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