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FGN appoints Dogara as NYSC DG

FGN appoints Dogara as NYSC DG

The Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) on Thursday appointed Brigadier-General Yusha’u Dogara Ahmed as the new Director-General (DG) of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).

Dogara Ahmed now succeeds Mrs Christy Uba who was named the Overseer of the NYSC in November 2022.

Recall that Uba’s appointment followed the sack of Brigadier-General Muhammad Fadah by President Buhari in the same month.

Fadah was accused of corruption, nepotism and religious bias.

On September 2, 2022, a letter authored on behalf of the governing board of NYSC by its chairman, Fatima Abubakar, and addressed to the sports and youth development minister, Sunday Dare, listed a lot of issues against the DG.

The letter noted that some of the petitions against Fadah queried his academic qualifications and age, adding that the board had earlier called and spoken to DG concerning the allegations “but failed to fulfil his promise to change.”

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