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Buhari sacks NYSC DG, gives reason

Less than six months after assuming office as the Director General of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the immediate removal of Brigadier-General Muhammad Kukah Fadah, from office as the Scheme’s DG.

Although reasons have not been provided (at press time) by the presidency for the sacking of Gen. Fadah, credible sources in the Villa revealed that the NYSC boss’ removal is not unconnected with the fact that he has exhibited ‘glaring incompetence’ in the 6 months he has piloted the affairs of NYSC.

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The ousted NYSC Director General has been asked to hand over to the most senior civil servant in the organisation, who is to act as DG in the interim.

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