The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has reiterated the schemes total
commitment to the federal government’s fight against the novel Coronavirus
Pandemic.
The Director Brig. Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim General made this declaration when
he visited the FCT Face Masks production site at the Maitama District of the
FCT.
The FCTA through the Minister of State, Dr. Ramatu Tijani Aliyu had,
indicated FCTA preparedness to support FCT Corps Members to mass produce Face
Masks for the Territory at the presentation ceremony of NYSC branded
anti-Covid-19 Essentials such as Hand sanitizers, Face Masks, Soaps etc to the FCT
Administration.
The Face Masks project which is at the instance of the Federal Capital
Territory Administration, FCTA is already at the peak of production barely two
weeks after its commencement and is committing financial resources for the
production of ten (10) thousand Face Masks to ascertain their dispositions with
corps members working assiduously by swinging immediately into action to prove
their mettle as production level within one (1) week had reached an amazing
proportion.
Gen. Ibrahim during the visit appreciated the hard work and special
contributions, also applauding the ingenuity of the Corps members commitments
and determinations toward making the scheme proud, he went on to stress that NYSC
will not relax on its oars but remain one of the critical influencers of the
Federal government fight against the spread of Covid-19.
The Director General, who lauded the striking qualities of the FCT Minister
of State, Dr. Ramatu Aliyu for making bold the FCTA mass production of face
masks challenge, also commended the supervisory role of the FCT Coordinator
describing it as an undeniable boost to the Corps members production capacity.
Hajiya Walida Isa expressed delights for the Director General all important
visit to the production site, saying that the visit will definitely impact
positively on the production prowess of the Corps members and went on to assure
that the Corps members will deliver within time bounds, and in compliance with
Standard Organization of Nigeria SON, approved prescriptions.