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NYSC announces passing-out date for 2025 Batch B Stream 2 corps members

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The management of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has announced the date for the passing-out of the 2025 Batch B, Stream II corps members.

A statement signed by Caroline Embu, Director, Information and Public Relations, said the 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Corps Members will pass out on Thursday, 3rd September, 2026.

The statement advised corps members, employers and other stakeholders to take note of the date.

“Meanwhile, Certificates of National Service would be distributed to Corps Members on the scheduled date at the Local Government level,” the statement added.

NYSC announces passing-out date for 2025 Batch B Stream 2 corps members

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