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Flash: NYSC camp goes agog over 10,000 Naira allowance

What seems to be unprecedented was seen in the Asayan NYSC Orientation Camp yesterday when His Excellency Yahaya Bello, the Kogi state 4th  executive governor mobilized two thousand, and  thirteen Batch B stream one corpers in the state with #10,000  each.

The corps members on  sighting the Governor handing  over the cash physically to the NYSC State  Commandant for their immediate cash mobilization; they were triggered into uncontrollably joy ,and excitement, all of a  sudden, the camp atmosphere was charged with  blistering chants of "Yahaya Bello! Yahaya Bello !! Yahaya Bello
Talk and Do Governor!,"  the chanting was followed up with acrobatic displayed, jumping up and down in a gymnastics and form of Rio Olympic freestyle.

According to a source whose name was protected said "The truth must be told in justifying the open celebration and jubilation of the corps members, at the gesture of His Excellency, this is because prior to the emergence of this  New Direction Government, the story of Kogi State Government in terms of motivation of the corps members was a mere super story and nothing good to talk about ,as the previous govt does not cared about their welfare,  nor accorded valued to their services and contributions to the State, but today His Excellency has proven that he's an empathic and compassionate leader who remembered the story of his humble past ,and knowns the value of education, and its contributions to our society or community for rapid development.
May God continue to bless, help, guide and lead Governor Alh Yahaya Adoza Bello right."

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