Mrs Buhari disclosed that she travelled out of the country f

The First Lady disclosed this through one of her aides, Kabiru Dodo, in Jalingo, Taraba State over the weekend when her foundation presented some items to widows.

Representing Aisha Buhari, Dodo said the First Lady left her children, husband, and family in the country.

According to Dodo: “The First Lady travelled for her medical trip, she did not flee the country because of insecurity.

“She left her children, her husband and family in Nigeria.

“What people are saying is baseless and worth nothing to be considered.

“I want to tell the whole world that I do speak to her on daily basis and she is ready to return to the country as soon as she is done with the medical treatment abroad.”

The NYSC Director, Press and Public Relations, Adenike Adeyemi, said this during a press briefing in Abuja.

According to her, henceforth, each graduate seeking absorption into the its orientation exercise must present a certificate of fitness from a government or military hospital affixed with a stamp of the Nigerian Medical Association.

According to her, the new policy was to establish the health status of prospective corps members before they are registered for the mandatory national service.

Adeyemi said, “Sequel to the recent announcement of the Presidential Steering Committee on COVID-19, prospective corps members are to note that effective December 2 2021, they will be required to show evidence of COVID-19 vaccination before they are allowed access into offices and orientation camps. Please note that the presentation of forged COVID-19 certificate is a criminal offence.

“In addition, each prospective corps member must present a certificate of fitness from a government or military hospital affixed with NMA stamp showing his or her health status before he or she will be registered.”

The NYSC spokesperson also enjoined qualified graduates who wish to be registered for national service not to present any fake document at the orientation camps.

“Management has put in place adequate machineries to clampdown and prosecute anyone caught”, she cautioned.

Adeyemi also warned that qualified graduates who failed to make themselves available for the one-year national service would be prosecuted in line with the provisions of Section 13 sub-section 1(a) and (b) of the NYSC Act