Nze Nwadike Charge Corp Members to be Diligent in Service to Fatherland
By Eleugu Ike
Corp members serving in Imo State, have been advised to remain obedient to authority and the community they are posted to serve while working hard to assuage difficulty, as well as contribute immensely to community success and edification.
The Interim Management Committee Chairman, Nkwerre Local Government Area, Nze Lawrence Nwadike gave the advise to Corp members during the formal swearing-in ceremony of 2019 Batch B Corp Members at Eziama Obaire, Nkwerre, Imo State, recently.
Nwadike who joined other notable personages in the state to witness the ceremony, enjoined the Corp Members to relate cordially with the community they are posted to serve while obeying the culture, tradition and lifestyle of the people, as well as work in line with the rules and regulations of the State Government to achieve the sole objective of the NYSC scheme to imbue the spirit of love and social integration among the people.

The Interim Management Committee Chairman, Nkwerre Local Government Area, Nze Lawrence Nwadike…
The Nkwerre LGA Interim Management Committee Chairman also instructed the Corp Members to shun vices, drug abuse and other antisocial activities, but endeavor to socially integrate with the community for easy and smooth service to their fatherland.
“Remain obedient, submissive and work hard as you serve in accordance with the rules and regulations of Imo State. Shun drug abuse and vices in order to thrive in your one year service to your fatherland. Your primary assignment; community development service must be done with dignity and human face to impact positively on the community. Imo state is hospitable and accommodating, having rich culture and tradition for love and hardwork”, Nze expressed.
He stressed the need for the Corp members to join hands with Governor Emeka Ihedioha and his team to rebuild Imo state to the good and benefit of the people, describing the governor as a great man with large heart and vision to transform the state.
He added that the PDP led administration has come to right the wrongs of bad governance as experienced from the immediate past administration, appealing to the good people of Imo State to continue to support governor Emeka Ihedioha and his government to liberate Imo people, while promising Nkwerre people of better representation.
…News Corner.
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