According to a statement from the NYSC management, 99 of these individuals were graduates, while two were exempted.
The NYSC has announced that the certificates of national service for these individuals will be invalidated immediately.
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The statement emphasized the NYSC’s commitment to ensuring that only qualified individuals, including those from accredited institutions, are recognized and issued certificates, while unqualified graduates, whether local or foreign-trained, are not acknowledged.
“Members of the public, especially corps employers, Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), corporate and religious organisations, multi-national companies, corps producing institutions and other critical stakeholders of the NYSC are to take note of this advertorial for prompt action.
“In addition, members of the public are also enjoined to confirm from the NYSC National Directorate Headquarters in Abuja, the authenticity of Certificates of National Service, Exemption and Exclusion Letters being presented for any purpose,” the statement read.
The university is yet to officially react to the NYSC statement.
