Gombe Gov Donates Bull to Corps Members for Cultural Carnival
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Gombe Gov Donates Bull to Corps Members for Cultural Carnival |
Gombe governor donates a bull to corps members for the NYSC cultural carnival 2025, highlighting his commitment to youth welfare and cultural celebration.
Governor Yahaya Supports NYSC Cultural Carnival
The Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Yahaya, has once again demonstrated his commitment to the welfare of youths by donating a bull to corps members at the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) orientation camp in Amada. The donation was made to support the celebration of the annual NYSC cultural carnival 2025, a nationwide event that blends tradition, music, and youth service.
Represented by his deputy, Dr. Manassah Jatau, Governor Yahaya noted that the gesture reflects his administration’s dedication to encouraging corps members and recognizing their role in national development.
Significance of the Governor’s Gesture
The donation coincided with the “Inuwa Yahaya Weekend,” a long-standing tradition celebrated in NYSC camps across Nigeria. This year, the weekend featured a lively cultural carnival, showcasing:
- Traditional music and dance
- Drama performances
- Cultural artefact displays
- Communal meals and celebrations
Speaking on behalf of the governor, Jatau assured corps members of the government’s commitment to their welfare throughout their service year.
NYSC Coordinator Commends the Governor
The Gombe State NYSC Coordinator, Mrs. Chinwe Nwachuku, expressed gratitude on behalf of the scheme. She acknowledged the governor’s consistent support, which has positively impacted corps members in the state.
“We sincerely thank His Excellency for donating a bull to the corps members. His continued interventions have made life better for the NYSC community in Gombe,” she said.
Celebration Highlights at Amada Camp
The cultural carnival turned the Amada orientation camp into a hub of festivity. Corps members enjoyed special meals, including fried rice and coleslaw on Saturday, followed by jollof rice, chicken, and fresh watermelon on Sunday. The atmosphere was filled with music, laughter, and cultural showcases that brought participants together.
Why Cultural Carnivals Matter in NYSC
The NYSC cultural carnival is more than just entertainment; it promotes cultural integration, unity, and appreciation of Nigeria’s diversity. It allows corps members from different backgrounds to share traditions while fostering a sense of belonging in their host states.
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A Boost for Corps Members’ Morale
Governor Yahaya’s donation is not just an act of generosity but a boost to the morale of young Nigerians serving in Gombe. By supporting the NYSC cultural carnival, his administration reinforces the importance of youth service, cultural diversity, and unity in nation-building.
To learn more about the role of cultural events in youth development, check resources such as UNESCO’s cultural heritage initiatives that highlight the global importance of cultural preservation.