Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has called on corps members serving in the state to leave lasting legacies as representatives of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC). Speaking during the closing ceremony of the NYSC orientation course for the 2026 Batch A Stream I at Nonwa-Gbam, he emphasized the importance of their contributions to the community, urging them to act as good ambassadors for Rivers State.

Fubara, represented by Samson Friday, the Permanent Secretary of the Special Services Bureau, reinforced the commitment of his administration to ensure that corps members' welfare and security are prioritized throughout their service. He expressed confidence that the impact of the corps members would resonate and stand the test of time, calling on them to serve with selflessness in their defined roles.

The governor also mentioned that the state is currently undergoing renovations at the NYSC camp facilities, which aims to enhance the experience of the corps members during their service year. By fostering a supportive environment, the state government hopes to improve the outcomes of the corps members’ contributions toward community development in Rivers State.