NYSC Releases Call-Up Numbers for 2025 Batch C Prospective Corps Members
…….Batch C mobilisation begins amid limited camp capacity The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced the release of call-up […]
AnambraElection2025: Poor Network, INEC Staff Absence Stall Voting in Alor and Igbariam
By Taiwo Ajayi, Corpers’ Journey Correspondent (Reporting under the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development – CJID) The ongoing Anambra
Anambra Decides 2025: CJAN Charges Corps Members to Back Candidate With Youth-Friendly Policies
As Anambra State prepares for its November 8 governorship election, the Corpers’ Journey Advocacy Network (CJAN) has urged Nigerian youths,
Tension in FUOYE as NYCN Leads Protest Against VC, Governing Council
Tension has escalated at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) as members of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Ekiti
NYSC Opens 2025 Batch C Online Registration Tuesday
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced that online registration for the 2025 Batch C mobilisation will begin on
CJAN Applauds Adamawa Govt for Approving N7.8bn NYSC Camp, Hospital Projects
The Corpers’ Journey Advocacy Network (CJAN) has commended the Adamawa State Government for approving N7.8 billion for the construction of
CJAN Commends Police for Arresting Ekpo Masquerades Who Assaulted Corps Members in Uyo
The Corpers’ Journey Advocacy Network (CJAN) has commended the Akwa Ibom State Police Command for swiftly arresting members of the
Student Bodies Push for Youth Inclusion in National Development
Amid growing calls for greater youth participation in governance, two student organizations in Nigeria have urged the Federal Government to
ASSW Demands Accountability, Justice Over Sexual Harassment, Power Abuse Scandal in FUOYE
….Says Vice-Chancellor’s reinstatement undermines transparency, accuses Governing Council of due process breach By Boluwatife Adedokun The Association for Students Social
CJAN Urges Communities, States to Fix Affordable Rent for Corps Members
.The Corpers’ Journey Advocacy Network (CJAN) has called on community leaders, landlords, and state governments across Nigeria to introduce fair