The management of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has said that it will not hesitate to initiate legal action against any individual or group that contravenes the provisions of the corps' Act as the use of the NYSC Uniform. Eddy Megwa, Director Press and Public Relations in a statement signed on Monday compelled to bring to the notice of the general public the dangers of unauthorised use of NYSC uniform, logo, lyrics, literature and other intellectual materials associated with the scheme.
N1000 Fine, Six-Month Jail Await Anyone In Unauthorised Use Of NYSC Uniforms, Logo – Nigerian Scheme WarnsEddy Megwa, Director Press and Public Relations in a statement signed on Monday compelled to bring to the notice of the general public the dangers of unauthorised use of NYSC uniform, logo, lyrics, literature and other intellectual materials associated with the scheme.
Eddy Megwa, Director Press and Public Relations in a statement signed on Monday compelled to bring to the notice of the general public the dangers of unauthorised use of NYSC uniform, logo, lyrics, literature and other intellectual materials associated with the scheme. The NYSC said it remained apolitical and neutral in the ongoing political and electioneering process and that the unregulated materials continued to portray the NYSC in bad light.
"The Scheme is greatly disturbed by the circulation of various contents on social media for entertainment and political purposes where the NYSC uniform is used without consent.
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