Brigadier General Olakunle Nafiu, NYSC Director General, visited Corps Member Idowu Solomon at Modibbo Adama University Teaching Hospital in Yola.
Solomon, a Kwara State indigene serving in Adamawa, underwent successful surgery for acute appendicitis diagnosed during camp.
During the visit, Nafiu thanked God for the successful procedure and wished Solomon swift recovery.
He praised the medical team’s professionalism and commended Chief Medical Director Prof. Adamu Bakari for exemplary leadership.
Bakari assured continued quality care for the patient.
Solomon, a Federal Polytechnic Offa graduate, expressed deep appreciation for Nafiu’s visit and the NYSC’s support.
He specifically acknowledged Adamawa State Coordinator Mrs. Caroline Osoroh for her tireless assistance throughout his treatment.
The hospital staff also earned his gratitude for their efficient service.
This visit highlights NYSC’s unwavering dedication to corps members’ welfare nationwide.
It reinforces the scheme’s commitment to ensuring members receive necessary care during service.
Such gestures boost morale and demonstrate institutional responsibility toward youth development.
Meanwhile, the DG’s action sets a precedent for leadership engagement in grassroots welfare issues.
It underscores the importance of prioritizing health interventions for young Nigerians serving their nation.
The NYSC continues to implement policies safeguarding members’ wellbeing across all states.
Ultimately, Solomon’s case reflects effective collaboration between NYSC and healthcare institutions.
This synergy ensures prompt medical attention for corps members facing health challenges during their service year.
The organization remains steadfast in fostering a supportive environment for national youth development.
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