Goodluck E. Adubazi, Abuja.
Nigerian First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has praised the country’s youths for their indomitable spirit, which she says is admired globally. She made this statement while commissioning the NYSC Radio/Television station and digital museum at the Yakubu Gowon House in Abuja.
The First Lady commended the NYSC for its significant contributions to national development, integration, and bridging the gap between youth potential and community needs over the past 50 years.
She emphasized that the NYSC scheme has played a pivotal role in fostering patriotism, promoting national unity, and service among Nigerian youths.
Senator Tinubu also highlighted the importance of the digital museum, which showcases the NYSC’s dynamic history and the impact of its members on various sectors, including science, technology, agriculture, healthcare, and community service.
She noted that the museum represents a chronicle of Nigeria’s shared history, values, and aspirations as a nation.
The First Lady concluded by declaring the NYSC Dignity Museum and Digital Radio/Television studio open, wishing the NYSC a happy and prosperous 2025.
Her statement aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Nigeria’s President Tinubu, aiming to promote civic education, national values, and the immense potential of Nigerian youths.
The event features cultural entertainment, with Lagos Eyo thrilling the Nigeria First Lady with a humorous call to the NYSC members to go to Lagos and learn more about it.
