The Kwara State Government has charged the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members to be security conscious and not to leave their primary places of assignment without the approval of NYSC authority.

The state governor, Alhaji Abdulfatah Ahmed, who made the counsel at the passing out parade of the 2012 Batch "B" corps members, said the advice was necessary following the three corps members who were reportedly missing in the state.

The governor, who was represented by the state Head of Service Alhaji Dabarako Mohammed, while sympathizing with the families of two corps members who lost their lives while serving their fathersland, reiterated his administration commitment to ensure security of lives and property.

Commending the Batch "B" corps members for their selfless service, the governor said that government would continue to provide enabling environment for development of youths in the state.

The state coordinator of the NYSC, Ezinne Ngozi Ezekwe, in an interview with newsmen, said that NYSC authority has taken drastic measure towards the recovering of the missing corps members, explaining that all security agencies in the state had been notified.

Newsmen reports that certificate of NYSC state award was presented to eleven outstanding corps members in which Okoye Francis emerged the overall best in the state with his numerous contributions in Offa Grammar School.