Protocols: It is with immense gratitude to almighty God that I welcome us all into the festive season of the birth of Christ and another transition into a New Year.  As it is often said that time is fleeting in that the year 2021 we all started in January is counting and almost running to an end, there is much to be appreciated in the way God has favoured the Ekiti Youth Parliament, EYP on many fronts.  It is an undeniable fact that the EYP and other youth Parliaments in the country have continued to contribute significantly to the development and improvement of youths, thus, recognized as a symbol of excellence in service delivery and leadership. My dear youths, let me caution at this point that even as we have much to be grateful to God for over our achievements in 2021, the year 2022 will be a defining year for the parliament because of its importance to our strategic vision.  It is the year earmarked for greater exploits and impact, as we cannot afford to rest on our ...

FFS personnel displaying professional skills during NPL working visit  Nigeria’s Federal Fire Service has indeed, grown beyond toddlerdom. This is evident in the giant strides recorded in the service in the last one and half years. The Comptroller-General of the Service, Dr. Liman Ibrahim was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari in March 2019 and since then, the operations of the fire service have not remained the same. Worthy to note are the modern equipment and facilities put in place by the service, to improve fire fighting response and staff welfare. Report: Femi Esan The Controller-General, CG of the Federal Fire Service, FFS, Dr. Liman Ibrahim has reiterated the Federal Fire Service's commitment to controlling and preventing fire outbreaks in the country, as well as carrying out other rescue missions. He gave the assurance during a working visit by the Nigerian Prize for Leadership, NPL 2021 ambassadors to the headquarters of the Fire Service in Abuja. Speaking on behalf ...

Members of IPC during a walk against the spread of Covid-19 By: Femi Esan The Infection Prevention and Control, IPC vanguard branch of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC orientation camp, Kubwa, Abuja, today, organized a walk against the spread of Covid-19 in the camp. The group, comprising staff and corps members were seen moving around the orientation camp, carrying placards conveying different messages, as it pertains to covid-19 prevention. Speaking with OBS reporter during an interview with the IPC Head of Compliance, Mrs. Adisa Abutu, said that the essence of the movement is to stop the spread of covid-19 by enforcing the use of facemask in the camp. She added that the tour is designed to get all corps members and camp officials vaccinated, starting tomorrow, the 6th of December, 2021. Speaking further, she noted that proactive measures have been put in place to ensure compliance by both corps members and camp officials through sensitization, campaign, enforcement, and most i...