SDGs CDS Adamawa State

29/04/2026

*NYSC SDG'S CDS GROUP, WORLD MALARIA DAY AT THE MALkOHI IDP CAMP IN YOLA*

The NYSC sustainable development goals community development service group (SDG'S) yesterday took a medical trip to the internally displaced camp in Malkohi, in commemoration of the world Malaria day, with not fewer than 150 persons including women and children in attendance. Malaria as we all know is a silent killer sparing not the young nor old if left untreated.

Earlier, in a welcome address delivered by the NYSC SDG'S Adamawa State schedule officer Mr. Monday Ethan, who appreciated the presence of everyone that made it to the venue which shows their love and care to the IDP'S Ethan, who spoke further saying Malaria is a respecter of no one as such shouldn't be taken for granted as it spares no age group, he equally called on the beneficiaries to take good care of their environments not to allow anything that will enhance the breed of mosquitoes within their surroundings. Mr. Monday also, appreciated all their collaborating organizations for their collective support by provision of drugs, test trips and treated mosquito nets for the success of the programme.

The representatives of SDG's collaborating organizations Jamil Alhakeem, Jagamato community development initiative and Future Africa leaders foundation spoke to the beneficiaries one after the other, expressing their delight for being part of the historic event while pleadging continues support to the NYSC SDG'S on such programmes any time they call.

Responding, the Camp.leader Mal. Adam, expressed his unalloyed appreciation to the NYSC and all the people that supported them to carry out the programme successfully and promised to continue talking to their people to make good use of the sensitization they were given to have a healthy community.

Highpoint of the event was the Corps members and their collaborating agencies seen embarked on a general sanitation of the IDP'S environment, as the medical team swung into action by taking their vitals and diagnosis and administration of free drugs by the pharmacist, out of excitement the atmosphere later changed into a dancing ground for both IDP'S Corps members and their partners as they celebrate their success.

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15/04/2026

TOUCHING LIVES IN A MORE POSITIVE WAY
KOPA JOY ISAAC'S FREE DENTAL OUTREACH AT NANA ASMAU PHC YOLA SOUTH.

In her bid to combat the alarming cases of dental health people lived with today, as a result of inadequate Oral education, this is why Corps member Joy Isaac AD/25A/2099, a dental technologist serving at the Modibo Adama Teaching Hospital Yola, embarked on a 2 days free dental outreach at the Nana Asmau primary healthcare centre Yola South, with not fewer than 100 community beneficiaries, Joy who's emotions couldn't hold back on a sight of prominent personalities and beneficiaries that turned out in their numbers during her welcome address.

Earlier, the Sustainable development goals NYSC Adamawa State schedule officer Mr. Monday Ethan, a CDS group the Corps member belongs to, while delivering his welcome address, he appreciated the leadership and management of Nana Asmau PHC for granting approval to the Corps member as venue of the programme, equally, he extended his appreciation to all sponsors and supporters of the project for their unwavering support as well to his Corps members who came out in mass to support their colleague. Ethan, who also, called on the beneficiaries to make good use of the rare opportunity given to them by Joy.

In the same vein, the SDG'S Adamawa State focal person ably represented by Mrs. Nachafiyada Suleiman, of the same office delivered a key note address of the focal person, noting that good health and well-being is goal number 3 of the Sustainable development goals (SDG'S) as such Joy's project is considered timely and impactful while promised to continue giving their full support to the SDG'S any time they knock on their doors.

Furthermore, the NYSC Adamawa State Coordinator Mrs. Osoroh Caroline Chinedu, as ably represented by the Assistant Director in-charge of the community development service (CDS) Mr. Kampany Danlatu Maikano, in his Opening address expresses delight towards all the invited guests, sponsors, Nana Asmau PHC and to the conveyner of the programme for coming up with such a laudable project that will make a positive impact on the lives of her host community, which is in line with the aims and objectives of the community development service (CDS).

Highpoint of the event was the free oral education, consultation, tooth extraction, scaling and polishing, free tooth brush and tooth paste. Also, present at the event was the permanent secretary ministry of health and human services Pharm Zira Bubanani Mathias, the AD Corps welfare and health services Mr. Simon Widiri, LGI Yola South Mal. Usman Bawuro others are Pharm. Faith Ezra from the Coordinate young pharmacy group Adamawa State chapter.

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04/02/2026

IMPACTING SKILLS INTO A GIRL CHILD'S LIFE IS KEY, CORPS MEMBER FAITH AKOR, SAID

The NYSC community development service is one of the 4 cardinal programmes of the NYSC scheme, Corps members are advised to identify a felt need in the community where they serve and profer solutions.

Faith Akor, AD/25B/0261 a Corps member serving with Government Day secondary school Karewa, was able to identify that girls in that school are practically leaving without a single skill, which also inline with one of the SDG'S goal to eradicate poverty from its entirety and she took it upon herself to train not fewer than 150 SSS 1 - 3 and also, JSS 3 students of the school on skills ranging from tailoring, cosmetology, bid making and culinary services.

The project executor Faith Akor, who welcomed each and every single person present at the programme especially her schedule officer Mr. Monday Ethan, who had been a source of encouragement and support as a father figure to her, the school principal Mr. Mr. Johnson Samari who gave her the needed support and approval to execute the project without a hitch.

In a welcome address delivered by the NYSC Adamawa State SDG'S CDS group schedule officer Mr. Monday Ethan, who expresses his delight towards the principal and it's management for their support and encouragement to the Corps member to be able to execute the project in the school, Ethan who also, on behalf of the NYSC management and the SDG'S warmly welcomed all that were present at the programme as well wishing them safe return back to their various destinations, Mr. Ethan, equally called on the students to utilize the opportunity brought to them by Faith to better their lives by becoming financially independent in the near future as the white collar jobs are not readily available so instead they should be job providers and not seekers.

Also, the zonal inspector Yola Mr. Chinedu Maduforu, ably represented by one of his local government inspectors Miss. Chabiya William, highlighted the importance of community development service in the NYSC scheme and louded Corps member Faith Achor for executing such an important programme in the school just at the time when the children needed it.

The principal of the school Mr. Johnson Samari's joy knows no bounds saying, he could have regretted today if he had rejected the Corps member Faith Akor, when she newly came as a Corp member posted to the school because in the history of the school no Corps member has ever executed any project in his school aside Faith, as such he is calling on other Corps members to emulate Faith by doing more projects at their various places of primary assignments.

In the end, the students were splitted into various 4 classes of interest to acquire skills as the facilitators took them through the learning process.

30/01/2026

As part of activities to commemorate the national education day, the NYSC SDGS cds group embarked on a one day sensitization to the students of govt day Sec. Sch Luggere Adamawa State.

In commemoration of the national education day slated to be observed globally on the 24th of January, 2026, the NYSC Adamawa State sustainable development goals community development service, in line with one of its 17 goals, which is goal number 4 to achieve quality education for all. The group organized a one day sensitization to enlighten the students of government secondary school Luggere on the importance of education as the bedrock of all achievements in life, the programme featured quiz in the 3 major subjects English language, mathematics and current affairs, the winners were appreciated with exercise books and pen, lectures were also delivered by various Corps members in various subjects.

Earlier, the NYSC SDGS Adamawa State Schedule officer Mr. Monday Ethan, in his brief remark appreciated the management of the school for granting approval to carry out the programme in the school. Ethan, who equally called on the students to make good use of the opportunity provided to them by the SDGs to pursue their educational Carriers with all sense of seriousness, Mr. Ethan, in addition on behalf of the NYSC SDGS CDS group Adamawa State made presentation of some learning materials to the management of the school which will go a long way in cushioning the effect of learning materials the school is facing.

Responding, the Principal government day secondary school Luggere, ably represented by one of the management staff Mrs Rhoda, expressed her delight to the SDGs for identifying their school to carry out this impactful programme which she described timely and needful.

08/01/2026

WE CELEBRATES A GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Sustainable Development Goas CDS Group, Adamawa State, proudly celebrates Amb Ogbeche Abraham Akor, a distinguished Nigerian youth and changemaker, on his outstanding achievement as a Winner of the Future Africa Leaders Awards (FALA) 2025 acquiring 10,000 USD.

Ambassador Abraham who served during the 2024 Batch B Stream 2 as the CDS President and General CDS President Adamawa State emerged as the Nigerian among 10 exceptional young leaders selected from across Africa, a remarkable feat that brings honour not only to Adamawa State but to the NYSC Scheme and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

This prestigious continental recognition celebrates his years of impactful service in humanitarianism, youth empowerment, agriculture, advocacy, education, health, and entrepreneurship, touching and transforming lives across communities within and beyond Nigeria.

His achievement reflects the core values of the NYSC SDGs Scheme—selfless service, leadership, national development, and global relevance of Nigerian youths. It further reinforces the belief that Nigerian youths, when given the platform, can compete, lead, and excel at the highest levels across Africa and the world.

NYSC Adamawa State congratulates Ambassador Ogbeche Abraham Akor on this well-deserved honour and commends him for making NYSC, Adamawa State, and Nigeria proud.

We wish him greater success as he continues to inspire a new generation of African leaders.



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01/01/2026

Cheers to a New Year🥂

A year to grow, to shine, to rise above yesterday, and to embrace every possibility ahead.
Happy New Year!🎉

20/12/2025

🌍 SDG 17 — Partnership for All

No meaningful change happens in isolation.

The challenges we face — poverty, inequality, climate change, insecurity, poor education, weak systems — are too complex for one person, one group, or one institution to solve alone. This is why partnership is not optional; it is essential.
SDG 17 reminds us that progress happens when we choose collaboration over competition, shared responsibility over individual effort, and unity over silence. When government works with communities, when organizations support one another, when young people lend their voices, and when individuals show up consistently, solutions become stronger and more sustainable.
Partnership is about recognising that everyone has a role.
No contribution is too small.
No voice is insignificant.
When we partner, we share knowledge, resources, ideas, and strength. We fill gaps, amplify impact, and ensure that no one is left to carry the burden alone. Development becomes possible not because one person did everything, but because many people did something — together.
As we reflect on the SDGs, this goal ties everything together. Without partnership, the goals remain intentions. With partnership, they become action.
Partnership for all is how we move forward.
Together.

19/12/2025

🎉 Congratulations to Our 2024 Batch C2 Corps Members on Your Passing Out Parade (POP)!

Today, we celebrate the successful completion of a remarkable journey of service, growth, and impact. As you officially pass out of the National Youth Service Corps, we applaud your resilience, commitment, and dedication to serving humanity.

Throughout the service year, you embraced challenges, built lasting relationships, and contributed meaningfully to the communities you served. From learning to leadership, from service to impact, you have left footprints that will not be forgotten.

As members of the SDGs CDS Group, you carried the values of responsibility, teamwork, and sustainable development beyond meetings and activities — turning them into action. Your efforts have helped raise awareness, inspire change, and strengthen communities.

As you step into the next phase of life, may the lessons of service guide your path. We wish you success, fulfilment, and clarity in all your future endeavours. May you continue to lead with purpose, compassion, and courage.

Congratulations once again, Batch C2.
Once a corps member, always a changemaker.

19/12/2025

🌟Celebrating Impact, Service, and Growth

On the 14th of December 2025, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) CDS Group gathered to celebrate and appreciate our 2024 Batch C2 Corps Members at a special send-forth held in their honour.

This moment was not just about marking the end of a service year, but about recognizing a journey defined by dedication, learning, and meaningful impact. Throughout their time with the SDGs CDS Group, 2024 Batch C2 corps members showed up with commitment and purpose — lending their voices, time, and energy to promote awareness, inspire action, and contribute positively to their communities.

From sensitization programs to outreach activities and collaborative efforts, they embodied the true spirit of service and demonstrated that sustainable development begins with people who care and are willing to act.

As we celebrate you today, we also say thank you — for your teamwork, resilience, and willingness to serve beyond convenience. Your contributions have left lasting footprints, and the seeds you have planted will continue to grow even as this chapter comes to a close.

As you move forward beyond NYSC, we wish you clarity, growth, and success in all your endeavours. May the values of service, responsibility, and impact you have embraced continue to guide your journey.

Congratulations, Batch C2.
Your service year may be ending, but your story of impact lives on.

16/12/2025

Empower Her: Skills, Mindset, and Purpose for Economic Independence! — Says RUFAI HAUWA ENYA

Rufai Hauwa Enya, with state code AD/24C/1294, from the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) CDS Group, successfully executed her Personal Community Development Service Project titled:

“Empower Her: Building Confidence and Purpose Through Mindsets and Skills.”

The project was designed to empower young women and girls by equipping them with practical, income-generating skills, while strengthening their mindset, confidence, and sense of purpose as tools for economic independence and self-reliance.

During the program, participants were trained in liquid soap production, shampoo making, and cake making, providing them with hands-on vocational skills they can apply to start small businesses, support their families, and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Alongside the practical sessions, Hauwa facilitated discussions on business mindset, self-belief, goal setting, and resilience, helping participants understand that skills combined with the right mindset create lasting empowerment.

The sessions were interactive, practical, and engaging, allowing participants to learn by doing, ask questions, and gain clarity on how to turn these skills into sustainable sources of income.

In her remarks, Hauwa emphasized that true empowerment goes beyond motivation — it is about giving women the skills, confidence, and mindset needed to stand on their own. Participants left the program inspired, skilled, and more confident in their ability to create value and shape their future.

Hauwa expressed her heartfelt appreciation to her Schedule Officer, Mr. Monday Ethan, who came out to personally support the project; the Head of Community, the Women Leader, and the Secretary for their valuable contributions and support. She also appreciated her fellow corps members who showed up in solidarity and assisted throughout the program, as well as the facilitator who handled the cake-making training for generously sharing practical knowledge and skills.

This initiative strongly aligns with SDG 5 (Gender Equality), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), and SDG 1 (No Poverty), reinforcing the importance of equipping women with skills for sustainable livelihoods.

Together, we continue to empower, equip, and uplift — because when women gain skills, families grow stronger and communities prosper.

13/12/2025