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NYSC DG visits corp members involved in accident along Benin bypass

Brig.-Gen. Shuaibu Ibrahim, the Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), has warned corps members against unauthorised journeys and late night travels.

Ibrahim gave the warning when he visited eight corp members receiving treatment at University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) following an accident in which they were involved along Benin bypass on Friday.

The accident happened at night on their way from orientation camp in Ekiti going to Port Harcourt.

“They were eight in number but three have been discharged and the others are responding to treatment.

“I have always warned against late night travels. Please corps members break your journeys if it is late at night.”

“I want to thank the management of University of Benin Teaching hospital (UBTH) for taking care of the corps members,” he said.

He advised corps members to travel during the day to avoid accidents, robberies or even missing persons.

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The director-general said that NYSC was working with security agencies to make sure all corps members were safe.

He assured the families of the corps kmembers that their children would get well soon and wished the corps members speedy

The youths (five males and three females) were involved in an accident along Benin bypass after the vehicle in which they were traveling collided with another.

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