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FIRST LADY OLUREMI TINUBU COMMISSIONS NYSC DIGITAL MUSEUM AND TELEVISION STUDIO

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  Nicolas Adekeye / 3 months
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Nigeria’s First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has commissioned the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Digital Museum of Dynamic History and Television studio. The facilities, located within the NYSC Directorate headquarters, mark a significant milestone in preserving the legacy of the NYSC Scheme, which has played a pivotal role in fostering patriotism, promoting national unity, and service among Nigerian youth since its establishment in 1973. The SSA Media to the First Lady, Busola Kukoyi, in a statement, said the First Lady commended the Nigerian youth, describing them as “indomitable spirits” admired globally. “The Nigerian youth embody an indomitable spirit that the world admires; a spirit of resilience, innovation, and boundless energy,” Senator Tinubu said. Kukoyi added that the First Lady noted the Digital Museum would serve as a tool for civic education and inculcation of national values, showcasing the innovativeness and creativity of Nigerian youth. The Minister of Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, applauded the First Lady for her contributions to youth development, particularly through her Renewed Hope Initiative. He encouraged the youth to carry on the legacy of the NYSC and conduct research to promote the facility and national development. Olawande explained that the facilities were built with determination by the NYSC leadership, showcasing the scheme’s alignment with global trends. The Director-General of the NYSC, Brig. Gen YD Ahmed, said the museum and TV studio are a dynamic chronicle of Nigeria’s shared history, values, and aspirations. Busola Kukoyi stated that the NYSC museum aims to show the rich legacy of the scheme and Nigeria. The commissioning ceremony was highlighted by a live interview with the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, in the newly commissioned TV studio.