The nationwide National Youth Service (NYS) recruitment is underway in all sub-counties as the government seeks to enlist 15,000 male and female recruits in the five-day exercise.
In a notice on X, NYS says candidates must be Kenya citizens aged 18-25, must have scored D (plain) in KCSE exams, and must have a certificate of good conduct.
This afternoon @HonMoses_Kuria held a recruitment exercise briefing meeting at the NYS headquarters, with officers who will spearhead the exercise aimed at recruiting 15,000 servicemen and women in every Sub-county.
— NYS Kenya (@NYS_Ke) February 2, 2024
Speaking during the briefing, Hon CS, reiterated the need to… pic.twitter.com/XOOoAtiAtJ
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Public Service Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has issued a schedule outlining the proposed distribution of the recruits per ward.
Kuria called on county leaders and stakeholders to ensure the exercise was fair and transparent.
“Since I have published the number of NYS slots for each of our 1,450 wards, it is up to you to monitor and ensure that the exercise that kicks off tomorrow is fair and transparent, and your wards get their rightful share. It is time to fix this country once and for all. The Price of Freedom is Vigilance,” he said.
He stressed the need to comply with the recruitment programme outlining the distribution of the NYS recruits per ward.
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