Gov. Makinde’s caution to corps members against reckless lifestyle during their service year highlights the need for responsible behavior and positive impact on host communities.

In a recent address to corps members deployed to Oyo State, Gov. Seyi Makinde emphasized the importance of upholding the purpose of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme. He warned against engaging in a reckless lifestyle and urged the corps members to use their service year as a period of reflection and positive impact.

The governor’s call for responsible behavior aligns with the core values of environmental sustainability. By avoiding unnecessary journeys and focusing on skills development and entrepreneurial spirit, corps members can contribute to a more sustainable future.

Additionally, the emphasis on positive impact on host communities and integration with local culture underscores the importance of environmental stewardship. By cultivating healthy relationships and learning from local communities, corps members can gain a deeper understanding of environmental issues and contribute to sustainable development.

Overall, Gov. Makinde’s message serves as a reminder of the role that individuals play in promoting environmental responsibility and making a positive impact on the world around them. As corps members embark on their service year, they have the opportunity to embody the principles of environmental sustainability and contribute to a more sustainable future for all.