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NYSC announces date for passing out of 2025 Batch C corps members

The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has announced that the 2025 Batch ‘C’ corps members will be passing out on Thursday, 29th October, 2026.
The Scheme requested that all corps members, employers, and relevant stakeholders should acknowledge and record this date accordingly.
The NYSC further indicated that certificates recognizing completion of National Service will be presented to corps members on the designated date at the respective Local Government administrative levels.
According to the statement issued by Caroline Embu, Director of Information and Public Relations of the Scheme, the mandatory preparatory activities that corps members must undertake prior to the formal passing-out ceremony include participation in employment advisory and counselling sessions, completion of registration procedures, and obtaining final clearance authorization from NYSC representatives at both the Local Government and Zonal levels throughout the nation.

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