Its Official! Sports Minister Confirms Sack Of NYSC DG

Hamilton Nwosa
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Following speculations trailing the fate of Brigadier-General Mohammed Fadah as the Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), the Minister of Sports and Youth Development, Sunday Dare has confirmed his sack as the DG of NYSC.

He gave the confirmation Friday morning after various online platforms had on Thursday evening broken the news of his disengagement from the NYSC.

The minister, while reacting to an inquiry earlier sent to him, in the early hours of Friday, simply said: “yes”.

A presidency source had said there was an indication that the NYSC DG’s days were numbered when the minister expressed reservations about his attitude.

“The minister of sports had cause to complain about his attitude to some big men. I knew he was not going to last,” the source said.

Daily Trust learnt that the former NYSC boss had been instructed to hand over to the most senior official of the corps, who will run it in an acting capacity until a new Director-General is appointed.

Fadah assumed office in May 2022.

The sources said Fadah’s removal was because he ‘exhibited glaring incompetence’ in the six months he has piloted the affairs of NYSC.

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