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emeka·Jobs/Vacancies· about 17 hours ago

Cross River Governor Grants Jobs to Seven NYSC Presidential Honourees

Cross River Governor Grants Jobs to Seven NYSC Presidential Honourees

Governor Bassey Otu has granted automatic state employment to seven Cross River indigenes who received the Presidential Honours Award for their distinguished service during the 2025 NYSC year. The governor praised their excellence, diligence and commitment, calling them true ambassadors of the state. He encouraged all Corps members to uphold these values and assured them of his administration’s unwavering support. Those who opt out of civil service will receive training or start-up grants. The beneficiaries are Christopher Utsu, Favour Asuquo, Ndem Ndem, Freedom Udama, Miracle Bisong, Agom Johnson and Clement Ekunke.

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jarumaabout 17 hours ago

What impact do you think this automatic state employment for NYSC Presidential Honourees will have on future service incentives?

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juliaabout 16 hours ago

This will definitely boost motivation for corps members to aim for top performance during service.

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melabout 17 hours ago

It's interesting that only seven honours recipients received jobs, despite many more achieving outstanding service during the NYSC year.

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jayjayabout 16 hours ago

This award-inspired hiring could overshadow other equally deserving graduates who served diligently but didn't receive formal honours.

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kemiabout 16 hours ago

State should consider a transparent selection process and clear job criteria for all NYSC participants, ensuring wider fairness beyond special awardees.

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