DopeMonies:
nice work darkchocolate sometimes I wonder who pays you for this nice job. God will reward you and oda low key heroes around the country. I wanna ask if its compulsory to fill mobilization form with your school b4 mobilized or by jus going thru d normal clearance exercise. graduate of UNiben.

Cent91:
Question pls.
According to the Mob time table, before when should we do our clearance in school and collect statement of result to avoid missing out? For example, is it before collation of prospective corp members' data by CPI Pls forgive me for the question is confusing.

jayloms:


God No! but you got to admit ya lips gives us some serious imaginations

Anyways, does the service year actually last up to a year (12 months) and do corp members get off periods? if as a corp member I have some urgent activities to tend to, which will of course require me to take a leave of absence, where would be the right place to go for the LOA and how long can I be absent? If unfortunately I happen to exceed the time frame what's the worse that could happen? Please If these questions are answered on the NYSC handbook, don't stress yourself answering, I'll probably read it anyways.

Also, does NYSC regulate through its officials, the amount/kind of work given to CMs at their PPA or they just allow the employers at the PPA to do whatever they like with CMs. I'm asking cause I can't imagine being turned into a slave because of N19,500.


God bless you.

benELOHIM7:
I am yet to clear, will it stop me from been mobilized? What is this mobilization about and what proactive steps can I take towards it?

adakoleagbenu:
Service Year is approx 12Months,though its like 1 or 2 weeks short of 12months. Unless stream 2 who spend 11Months and some days..... Off periods? Hmmm... I doubt it,unless you serve in a school and they are on holiday. And in that case you are still expected to be in your state of service.... Well the off-period allowed is immediately after camp,for like 2Weeks or so,and in that case you still need to take permission before you leave. "Leave of Absence" is big english. Let's just call it "permission to travel" lol. Yes you may be permitted to travel if its urgent,even if its not really urgent. This depends on your LGI/CLO(don't worry,you'll understand meanings soon). Some are cool,kind and will allow you. Some are as if they are hell sent and won't budge. You have to apply through your LGI and also inform those in your PPA. Usual period of absence is like 2-3 Weeks and could be more,depending on the urgency,or the scope of your "lie" and your LGI... If you exceed it with due permission,no probs,but if not,you will/may be queried and this may lead to extension of service.......... Well that takes the grace of God o. NYSC does not give a shit Bleep!!... Just pray for favour at your PPA. But if your workload is unreasonably too much and you have a kind LGI,something can be done.

adakoleagbenu:
I don't know of your school,but in most schools,clearance is independent of Mobilisation. As far as you fill mobilization form in your school(if they do) then you will be mobilized. Clearance is only done so that you can obtain your Certificate or testimonial or Statement of Result. And of course you need it in NYSC Camp. So if you don't do your clearance you can't have these documents and you cont go for NYSC even if you are mobilized

Darkchocolate:


I believe you will need your certificate to register. That is what shows you are a graduate after all and eligible for nysc!!! You friend needs to get her certificate. I don't know if they will even let her sign up without it. They might admit her temporarily on the condition that she presents her certificate by the end of the first registration week. (You have to be sworn in as a nysc-ite to be decamped though...so can't get decamped if you aren't registered in the first place). She should really get her institution to release it or find out why they are not ...and make efforts to remedy the situation. Goodluck

lekside05:
Good evening Mr adekoleagbenu, nice job u are doing here.. my prayer is that God will reward u and perfect everything that concerns u..
I check my admission status on jamb site and it was showing "no admission given yet" I checked my result, it's intact.. my question now is that hope my admission status on jamb Will not affect my mobilization process... cos I heard someone saying something like jamb regularization.. kindly advice me on what to do... thanks

katerine7:


I think she can go with her statement of result because my sister went with her statement of result

tuffpivot:
Abegg wetin b d alawee for akwa ibom delta lagos bayelsa

adakoleagbenu:
ahh! A Huge Amen to that. Well,the job is mostly done by darkchocolate though.(Shallat to you dc). I just try to "ease" her "workload". Well,one thing I can say is that NYSC does not need your admission letter,also they don't need your course of study from JAMB as they can readily obtain your course of study when you institution submits it to them. What NYSC needs is a VALID Jamb no. They crosscheck it with Jamb database to obtain your full Names,Age/date of birth and State Of Origin. From what you wrote,it means you wrote and passed JAMB right? If yes,when you were registering,you supplied the details like name,state,dob, etc. So they are in JAMB database already. This is what NYSC obtains. I'm trying to explain because so many prospective corps members are making JAMB richer by the second. I'm a batch B corps member serving in Lagos and my admission status also reads "no admission yet". I couldn't even check my result,and yet I had no issues with JAMB number. Its mainly those who paid through their schools and didn't update their JAMB status that usually have Jamb no issues. I'm not advising you to forget about regularization. Just do it to be on the safer side. Or take the risk like me!

Darkchocolate:
ThNn youuu...I definitely need patient people like you to help me out...otherwise I would have just stopped at page one.

adakoleagbenu:
loll... Happy to help

An0nimus:
Hello Darkchocolate and others, for someone that missed his batch but had already done all the clearance and online registration how does he reapply again?

adakoleagbenu:
ahh! A Huge Amen to that. Well,the job is mostly done by darkchocolate though.(Shallat to you dc). I just try to "ease" her "workload". Well,one thing I can say is that NYSC does not need your admission letter,also they don't need your course of study from JAMB as they can readily obtain your course of study when you institution submits it to them. What NYSC needs is a VALID Jamb no. They crosscheck it with Jamb database to obtain your full Names,Age/date of birth and State Of Origin. From what you wrote,it means you wrote and passed JAMB right? If yes,when you were registering,you supplied the details like name,state,dob, etc. So they are in JAMB database already. This is what NYSC obtains. I'm trying to explain because so many prospective corps members are making JAMB richer by the second. I'm a batch B corps member serving in Lagos and my admission status also reads "no admission yet". I couldn't even check my result,and yet I had no issues with JAMB number. Its mainly those who paid through their schools and didn't update their JAMB status that usually have Jamb no issues. I'm not advising you to forget about regularization. Just do it to be on the safer side. Or take the risk like me!

jayloms:


Pls bro, if it's not too much trouble, can you just help with a brief description of how d rooms in camp (at least ur camp) are structured.

I'm sort of picturing, worst case scenario, a room/hall with two tier bunks, no locker to keep stuffs and also like 20+ occupants. Am I right?

adakoleagbenu:
to be mentally prepared,just picture the worse. In some camps there aren't even bunks and you'll just put your mattresses on the floor. Some camps have smaller rooms crowded,and some camps have larger rooms crowded!! Some camps don't even have toilet/bathroom facilities. I had my orientation course(camp) in Lagos and the camp has rooms divided into rooms with almost 30people in a room,the rooms also had two tier bunks and there were wardrobes to put your possessions in too,though this didn't go round everyone in a room,only those who came to camp early enough. Lagos camp has running water and the toilets (WC) were working,also the bathrooms had showers working too with significant hours of electricity,especially at evenings/nights. Guess we were lucky!

adakoleagbenu:
to be mentally prepared,just picture the worse. In some camps there aren't even bunks and you'll just put your mattresses on the floor. Some camps have smaller rooms crowded,and some camps have larger rooms crowded!! Some camps don't even have toilet/bathroom facilities. I had my orientation course(camp) in Lagos and the camp has rooms divided into rooms with almost 30people in a room,the rooms also had two tier bunks and there were wardrobes to put your possessions in too,though this didn't go round everyone in a room,only those who came to camp early enough. Lagos camp has running water and the toilets (WC) were working,also the bathrooms had showers working too with significant hours of electricity,especially at evenings/nights. Guess we were lucky!