kapable75:
Good Morning Teespice! how are you doing and trust your week have been great?
I contacted you because a whole lot of us here have been having issue choosing or have not made up our minds on the states we need to serve. hence i'll want to ask:
1. Will you advise your brother/sister to come serve in kano?
2. which other state will you advise him or her to register?
3. You dont seem bothered by the november 4th POP date as compared to other corps members. why?
Thanks

1. Yeah, I would advice my brother or sister or even my relative to serve here in kano. on the flip side, it is one thing to give advice, it is another thing to take it.

2. oyo state for the West, Enugu for the East and either delta or bayelsa states for the South. these are places I have been to and they are good enough options.

3. what can I do about the pop date, absolutely nothing. no matter how much noise I make or how much I protest, there is nothing I can do. the date has distorted my plans post nysc, but then there is every blessing in disappointments.

I hope I was able to answer your questions.

aBbiie25:



You welcome dear

Thanks jare

Prettiepearlz:

I am sure you have, when no be say you fall from sky

tor. but I still no sure say I get that thing called birth certificate.

make I check my files sha. but if I don't have, Na to do Na.
abi Na only baby dem dey do Am for

omoikea:

honestly this stuff,the one time I want to contribute to this great nation,they never still wan let me

[ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
you will be asked to choose the state of your
choice,but it must be a state outside to ur
geopolitical zone. So you can check out this for you
to know where you can serve and where you are
free to choose. If your own state fall under
southeast, it means you cant serve in southeast.
this will guide you on what to do.............
.......
SOUTH
EAST- 5 States =(Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi , Enugu,
Imo).

SOUTH SOUTH- 6 States=(Akwa-ibom, bayelsa,
cross river, delta, edo, rivers).

SOUTH WEST- 6 States=(Ekiti, lagos, ogun, ondo,
osun, oyo).

NORTH EAST- 6 States=(Adamawa,
bauchi, borno, gombe, taraba, yobe).

NORTH WEST-
7 States=(Jigawa, kaduna, kano, katsina, kebbi,
sokoto, zamfara).

NORTH CENTRAL- 6 States=(Benue, kogi, kwara,
nassarawa, niger, plateau).

NOTE: feasibility study shows that there shall be 7
geopolitical zones, which lagos shall be referred as
one, but abuja shall be under north central
zone.

1. Prepare Your Mind:
First and foremost, you need to prepare your mind
that you are leaving home for a regimented life in
the camp. Life in the camp is deliberately made
stressful so as to prepare you for any challenge that
may confront you outside the camp.
You will not find it too comfortable, It’s a camp and
not your Father’s house! Just be ready for anything.

2. Itemize All Your Needs Using A Scale Of
Preference
(very important ones first):

1. Very Important Ones
a. Statement of Result
b. School ID Card
c. Passport photographs (30 copies, Surplus is
better than inadequacy)
d. Call-Up Letter (DO NOT laminate it please)
e. A Clear Bag file (To house the above items)
NB: Get 10 photocopies each of items A,B, and D
above.
The copies may be surplus.

2. Important Ones (For your Convenience)
a. Stapler, pin and office gum (will save you the
stress of ‘borrow-me’)
b. Two or three white T-shirts and shorts (You will
be
given two sets but you may not like the quality)
c. Two or three pairs of socks and a white rubber
tennis shoes (for rainy days)
d. Bathroom slippers and Dettol
f. Two plastic buckets (You can buy it in the camp
but it will be more expensive) and a permanent
marker
g. Sponge and its case, bath-soap and detergent
h. Bedsheet, towel and wrapper and two pairs of
casual wear
i. Mosquito Net (not compulsory)
j. Handkerchiefs (very important especially for
those that sweat)
k. Waist bag (very very important for housing your
phones,
ID Cards, Handkerchief, biros, etc)
l. Novels
m. Small-sized Torchlight/Rechargeable lamp
(small one please)
n. Your ATM card(s)
o. Cooler cup and spoon
p. Phone and charger
q. Beverages
r. Ladies could add any other few conveniences. I
believe you understand me
s. Money! Money! Money! Hold good cash please
depending on how you spend


3. Go Early:
Please, no matter how close the camp might be to
your street, enable to go early. If you are posted to
a far state, go the day before the camp opens. They
will allow you in.
Going late will make you go through registration stress. Be warned!

4. Screening:
The screening starts at the gate, where your loads
are
open and thoroughly search. They don’t want you to
bring in prohibited items like iron, knives, bombs,
etc.

5. Registration:
The first registration will certainly be for hostel/
bedspace, where you;ll be given tags to identify
with. Then the paper registrations proper follows.
try as much as possible to make everything
available. Look out for information pasted on walls.
Follow instructions strictly.

6. Your Kits:
During the registration, you will get all your kits
(shirts, shorts and shoes). Use the marker to write
your Code Number (CN) on them "sharp-sharp” You
will also be given a tag that will show your CN. That
will be your ID Card temporarily. You take it
everywhere in camp. You will be given a meal
ticket. Misplace it and forget about NYSC food.

7. Duration:
You will be in the camp for 20 full days. The 21st
day is the day you will be leaving the camp.

8. No Room For Casual Wears:
Immediately you have your kits, only your T-shirt
and shorts with the tennis shoe are allowed on you.
No room for casual wears. Parade/marching
training starts immediately. The soldiers will not
give you breathing space at all. You will have the
first one that same Day One. Watch Out! people
could be fainting on the Parade Ground. You won’t
faint, calm down… So eat well. It’s the stress that
causes their fainting.

9. Morning Regimented Programme:
A small trumpet wakes you at 4am. Everybody
gathers at the Parade Ground (PG) at 4:30am. You
have your praise, worship and prayer the Christian
and Muslim ways. After the morning admonitions,
by 7am, breakfast follows! After eating, you will be
called out again for the series of programmes lined
up for you. Then you have your lunch.
Rest a little and you are out again for evening
parade.
Then later your dinner. This will repeat itself
everyday perhaps except on Sunday.

10. Hate The Food And Feed Yourselves At Your
Costs:
You may not like the food. You can always go to the
Mammy Market (MM) i.e the Camp Market to fill your ‘tank’ with delicacies at your cost.

11. Stealing:
Stealing is prevalently prevailing at the Camp. This
is
‘legalised’. They can steal anything. Be wise.

12. Soldiers:
Please i beckon on you all to respect and obey
them.
although they are not permitted to beat you,
however, they can punish you. No walking, its all
jogging when they call you. Don’t prostrate or kneel
down greeting a soldier. Do it the soldier way. They
could be friendly anyway.

13. Allawe:
Your first allowance (#19, 800) will be given to you
in the camp, and it will be in cash. All other ones
will be through the bank. You will also get Bicycle
Allowance.

14. Photography:
Photographers are going to be everywhere ready to
snap you, please be prudent in spending.

15. By Now Your Done With Camp And Going To
Your
Place Of Primary Assignment:
You will be posted from the camp to where you will
work. The place you work in is called your Place of
Primary
Assignment (PPA).
Hear this: most Corps members, I mean about 90%
of the Corpers will be posted to schools (especially
primary and secondary schools). Only VERY FEW
will be posted to the universities, polytechnics and
Colleges. Please! Don’t lobby for your posting. Don’t
pay anybody for assistance.
Pray rather than pay. Gone are the days when
Corps
Members are posted to Banks and Co. Receive the
shocking or expected postings as you receive your
letters with joy. It’s a clarion call to service; that’s
what dey call it.

16. Transportation Out Of Camp:
When you get your Posting Letter, the first place to
go to is your PPA. If you are identified with the
Fellowship in
camp, you may first report at the temporary lodge
they will provide. Then you could report at your PPA
later same day or the following day. Please, when
you leave the camp, home- sweet-home will be on
your mind, having been used up in the camp. But
please, don’t go home straight. Please! Very few of
your employers (i.e. PPAs) will send down vehicles
to convey you from the camp to their workplaces.
Private and some Govt higher education institutions
do. The Fellowship too make arrangement for you at
your cost.Commercial transporters will likely be
available at the gate too. Be wise.

17. Accommodation At PPA:
You don’t know anybody in Benue or Kogi! Where
will you sleep on the first day? The Fellowship may
give you a temporary accommodation pending the
time you will have to get yours. You could be lucky
if your employer gives you a room. Many of them
don’t give Corpers accommodation anyway. So be
prepared to rent one at your cost. Your first
‘allowee’ which you received in the camp is already
going down!

18. Clearance:
This is why you don’t have to go home straight.
Your
registration (clearance) at the NYSC Office in the
Local Govt you will be posted to is important.
Failure to complete it before going home is the
beginning of your problem.
He may begin to have problems with his subsequent
monthly allowances. Do all registrations first. Then
you can take permission to go home. Long process!
You will know why it’s so. Well, I hope these few
tips will go a long way to help you.
In order to ensure a seamless registration process,
printing of call-up letters and so on, prospective
corps members are urged to visit NYSC
sites>>>>>>>>>> .. [/quote]



saw this online so I choose to share it with you guys

Dream2:
LOL,you got me on this bro,indeed no one is 'Psychologically immortal' Yea,we're almost there.

thats the exact word.

Bigromeo:
aíi bro.of d greatest gba gba.i rep mech eng.tank God 4 engr society if nt na so nysc go just dey cari engine guys go class rum

U can never tell bro. some states no just care na to just throw person enter class.

Teespice:


1. Yeah, I would advice my brother or sister or even my relative to serve here in kano. on the flip side, it is one thing to give advice, it is another thing to take it.

2. oyo state for the West, Enugu for the East and either delta or bayelsa states for the South. these are places I have been to and they are good enough options.

3. what can I do about the pop date, absolutely nothing. no matter how much noise I make or how much I protest, there is nothing I can do. the date has distorted my plans post nysc, but then there is every blessing in disappointments.

I hope I was able to answer your questions.

Thanks for your precise, and prompt answer. this will go a long way cos it is even coming from a first hand source.
Also, concerning the post nysc plans. i think is something i'll ask about in future and pray that everything plays out as planned. thanks once again

kapable75:
Thanks for your precise, and prompt answer. this will go a long way cos it is even coming from a first hand source.
Also, concerning the post nysc plans. i think is something i'll ask about in future and pray that everything plays out as planned. thanks once again

u welcome.

kapable75:
U can never tell bro. some states no just care na to just throw person enter class.

if d engr firm dwn dere ar occupy already they gat no other choice dats d agreement

still expecting someone to make a brief review of Edo state and bayelsa..

Bigromeo:
if d engr firm dwn dere ar occupy already they gat no other choice dats d agreement

Guy i wont accept that kind of agreement. in fact, ogun have enough industries by default but if things doesnt work out well. i'll gladly enter the class, i have been practicing with some little children self

coyy:
still expecting someone to make a brief review of Edo state and bayelsa..

Dream2 can be able to review edo. just fry 4 eggs for him.
shey u know say i be your right hand man so tell me about this your new siggy. ok let me guess, u meant serving WOMANITY WITH PASSION abi?

Odoemacyril:
[ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
you will be asked to choose the state of your
choice,but it must be a state outside to ur
geopolitical zone. So you can check out this for you
to know where you can serve and where you are
free to choose. If your own state fall under
southeast, it means you cant serve in southeast.
this will guide you on what to do.............


.......
SOUTH
EAST- 5 States =(Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi , Enugu,
Imo).

SOUTH SOUTH- 6 States=(Akwa-ibom, bayelsa,
cross river, delta, edo, rivers).

SOUTH WEST- 6 States=(Ekiti, lagos, ogun, ondo,
osun, oyo).

NORTH EAST- 6 States=(Adamawa,
bauchi, borno, gombe, taraba, yobe).

NORTH WEST-
7 States=(Jigawa, kaduna, kano, katsina, kebbi,
sokoto, zamfara).

NORTH CENTRAL- 6 States=(Benue, kogi, kwara,
nassarawa, niger, plateau).

NOTE: feasibility study shows that there shall be 7
geopolitical zones, which lagos shall be referred as
one, but abuja shall be under north central
zone.

1. Prepare Your Mind:
First and foremost, you need to prepare your mind
that you are leaving home for a regimented life in
the camp. Life in the camp is deliberately made
stressful so as to prepare you for any challenge that
may confront you outside the camp.
You will not find it too comfortable, It’s a camp and
not your Father’s house! Just be ready for anything.

2. Itemize All Your Needs Using A Scale Of
Preference
(very important ones first):

1. Very Important Ones
a. Statement of Result
b. School ID Card
c. Passport photographs (30 copies, Surplus is
better than inadequacy)
d. Call-Up Letter (DO NOT laminate it please)
e. A Clear Bag file (To house the above items)
NB: Get 10 photocopies each of items A,B, and D
above.
The copies may be surplus.

2. Important Ones (For your Convenience)
a. Stapler, pin and office gum (will save you the
stress of ‘borrow-me’)
b. Two or three white T-shirts and shorts (You will
be
given two sets but you may not like the quality)
c. Two or three pairs of socks and a white rubber
tennis shoes (for rainy days)
d. Bathroom slippers and Dettol
f. Two plastic buckets (You can buy it in the camp
but it will be more expensive) and a permanent
marker
g. Sponge and its case, bath-soap and detergent
h. Bedsheet, towel and wrapper and two pairs of
casual wear
i. Mosquito Net (not compulsory)
j. Handkerchiefs (very important especially for
those that sweat)
k. Waist bag (very very important for housing your
phones,
ID Cards, Handkerchief, biros, etc)
l. Novels
m. Small-sized Torchlight/Rechargeable lamp
(small one please)
n. Your ATM card(s)
o. Cooler cup and spoon
p. Phone and charger
q. Beverages
r. Ladies could add any other few conveniences. I
believe you understand me
s. Money! Money! Money! Hold good cash please
depending on how you spend


3. Go Early:
Please, no matter how close the camp might be to
your street, enable to go early. If you are posted to
a far state, go the day before the camp opens. They
will allow you in.
Going late will make you go through registration stress. Be warned!

4. Screening:
The screening starts at the gate, where your loads
are
open and thoroughly search. They don’t want you to
bring in prohibited items like iron, knives, bombs,
etc.

5. Registration:
The first registration will certainly be for hostel/
bedspace, where you;ll be given tags to identify
with. Then the paper registrations proper follows.
try as much as possible to make everything
available. Look out for information pasted on walls.
Follow instructions strictly.

6. Your Kits:
During the registration, you will get all your kits
(shirts, shorts and shoes). Use the marker to write
your Code Number (CN) on them "sharp-sharp” You
will also be given a tag that will show your CN. That
will be your ID Card temporarily. You take it
everywhere in camp. You will be given a meal
ticket. Misplace it and forget about NYSC food.

7. Duration:
You will be in the camp for 20 full days. The 21st
day is the day you will be leaving the camp.

8. No Room For Casual Wears:
Immediately you have your kits, only your T-shirt
and shorts with the tennis shoe are allowed on you.
No room for casual wears. Parade/marching
training starts immediately. The soldiers will not
give you breathing space at all. You will have the
first one that same Day One. Watch Out! people
could be fainting on the Parade Ground. You won’t
faint, calm down… So eat well. It’s the stress that
causes their fainting.

9. Morning Regimented Programme:
A small trumpet wakes you at 4am. Everybody
gathers at the Parade Ground (PG) at 4:30am. You
have your praise, worship and prayer the Christian
and Muslim ways. After the morning admonitions,
by 7am, breakfast follows! After eating, you will be
called out again for the series of programmes lined
up for you. Then you have your lunch.
Rest a little and you are out again for evening
parade.
Then later your dinner. This will repeat itself
everyday perhaps except on Sunday.

10. Hate The Food And Feed Yourselves At Your
Costs:
You may not like the food. You can always go to the
Mammy Market (MM) i.e the Camp Market to fill your ‘tank’ with delicacies at your cost.

11. Stealing:
Stealing is prevalently prevailing at the Camp. This
is
‘legalised’. They can steal anything. Be wise.

12. Soldiers:
Please i beckon on you all to respect and obey
them.
although they are not permitted to beat you,
however, they can punish you. No walking, its all
jogging when they call you. Don’t prostrate or kneel
down greeting a soldier. Do it the soldier way. They
could be friendly anyway.

13. Allawe:
Your first allowance (#19, 800) will be given to you
in the camp, and it will be in cash. All other ones
will be through the bank. You will also get Bicycle
Allowance.

14. Photography:
Photographers are going to be everywhere ready to
snap you, please be prudent in spending.

15. By Now Your Done With Camp And Going To
Your
Place Of Primary Assignment:
You will be posted from the camp to where you will
work. The place you work in is called your Place of
Primary
Assignment (PPA).
Hear this: most Corps members, I mean about 90%
of the Corpers will be posted to schools (especially
primary and secondary schools). Only VERY FEW
will be posted to the universities, polytechnics and
Colleges. Please! Don’t lobby for your posting. Don’t
pay anybody for assistance.
Pray rather than pay. Gone are the days when
Corps
Members are posted to Banks and Co. Receive the
shocking or expected postings as you receive your
letters with joy. It’s a clarion call to service; that’s
what dey call it.

16. Transportation Out Of Camp:
When you get your Posting Letter, the first place to
go to is your PPA. If you are identified with the
Fellowship in
camp, you may first report at the temporary lodge
they will provide. Then you could report at your PPA
later same day or the following day. Please, when
you leave the camp, home- sweet-home will be on
your mind, having been used up in the camp. But
please, don’t go home straight. Please! Very few of
your employers (i.e. PPAs) will send down vehicles
to convey you from the camp to their workplaces.
Private and some Govt higher education institutions
do. The Fellowship too make arrangement for you at
your cost.Commercial transporters will likely be
available at the gate too. Be wise.

17. Accommodation At PPA:
You don’t know anybody in Benue or Kogi! Where
will you sleep on the first day? The Fellowship may
give you a temporary accommodation pending the
time you will have to get yours. You could be lucky
if your employer gives you a room. Many of them
don’t give Corpers accommodation anyway. So be
prepared to rent one at your cost. Your first
‘allowee’ which you received in the camp is already
going down!

18. Clearance:
This is why you don’t have to go home straight.
Your
registration (clearance) at the NYSC Office in the
Local Govt you will be posted to is important.
Failure to complete it before going home is the
beginning of your problem.
He may begin to have problems with his subsequent
monthly allowances. Do all registrations first. Then
you can take permission to go home. Long process!
You will know why it’s so. Well, I hope these few
tips will go a long way to help you.
In order to ensure a seamless registration process,
printing of call-up letters and so on, prospective
corps members are urged to visit NYSC
sites>>>>>>>>>> ..



saw this online so I choose to share it with you guys

Ajepako could survive,but all this ajebutter... Hmmm

Prettiepearlz:

Zeke100 and tallestbabie, I have sent the email twice but e be like say network no gree make it deliver. If you have received it ignore this but if not, drop your whatsapp contact so you can receive it there.

hi mam,pls i need ur help with the mail,i'd be obliged if u could help me forward it to this mail....tunacoster2414@gmail

Odoemacyril:
[ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
you will be asked to choose the state of your
choice,but it must be a state outside to ur
geopolitical zone. So you can check out this for you
to know where you can serve and where you are
free to choose. If your own state fall under
southeast, it means you cant serve in southeast.
this will guide you on what to do.............
.......
SOUTH
EAST- 5 States =(Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi , Enugu,
Imo).

SOUTH SOUTH- 6 States=(Akwa-ibom, bayelsa,
cross river, delta, edo, rivers).

SOUTH WEST- 6 States=(Ekiti, lagos, ogun, ondo,
osun, oyo).

NORTH EAST- 6 States=(Adamawa,
bauchi, borno, gombe, taraba, yobe).

NORTH WEST-
7 States=(Jigawa, kaduna, kano, katsina, kebbi,
sokoto, zamfara).

NORTH CENTRAL- 6 States=(Benue, kogi, kwara,
nassarawa, niger, plateau).

NOTE: feasibility study shows that there shall be 7
geopolitical zones, which lagos shall be referred as
one, but abuja shall be under north central
zone.

1. Prepare Your Mind:
First and foremost, you need to prepare your mind
that you are leaving home for a regimented life in
the camp. Life in the camp is deliberately made
stressful so as to prepare you for any challenge that
may confront you outside the camp.
You will not find it too comfortable, It’s a camp and
not your Father’s house! Just be ready for anything.

2. Itemize All Your Needs Using A Scale Of
Preference
(very important ones first):

1. Very Important Ones
a. Statement of Result
b. School ID Card
c. Passport photographs (30 copies, Surplus is
better than inadequacy)
d. Call-Up Letter (DO NOT laminate it please)
e. A Clear Bag file (To house the above items)
NB: Get 10 photocopies each of items A,B, and D
above.
The copies may be surplus.

2. Important Ones (For your Convenience)
a. Stapler, pin and office gum (will save you the
stress of ‘borrow-me’)
b. Two or three white T-shirts and shorts (You will
be
given two sets but you may not like the quality)
c. Two or three pairs of socks and a white rubber
tennis shoes (for rainy days)
d. Bathroom slippers and Dettol
f. Two plastic buckets (You can buy it in the camp
but it will be more expensive) and a permanent
marker
g. Sponge and its case, bath-soap and detergent
h. Bedsheet, towel and wrapper and two pairs of
casual wear
i. Mosquito Net (not compulsory)
j. Handkerchiefs (very important especially for
those that sweat)
k. Waist bag (very very important for housing your
phones,
ID Cards, Handkerchief, biros, etc)
l. Novels
m. Small-sized Torchlight/Rechargeable lamp
(small one please)
n. Your ATM card(s)
o. Cooler cup and spoon
p. Phone and charger
q. Beverages
r. Ladies could add any other few conveniences. I
believe you understand me
s. Money! Money! Money! Hold good cash please
depending on how you spend


3. Go Early:
Please, no matter how close the camp might be to
your street, enable to go early. If you are posted to
a far state, go the day before the camp opens. They
will allow you in.
Going late will make you go through registration stress. Be warned!

4. Screening:
The screening starts at the gate, where your loads
are
open and thoroughly search. They don’t want you to
bring in prohibited items like iron, knives, bombs,
etc.

5. Registration:
The first registration will certainly be for hostel/
bedspace, where you;ll be given tags to identify
with. Then the paper registrations proper follows.
try as much as possible to make everything
available. Look out for information pasted on walls.
Follow instructions strictly.

6. Your Kits:
During the registration, you will get all your kits
(shirts, shorts and shoes). Use the marker to write
your Code Number (CN) on them "sharp-sharp” You
will also be given a tag that will show your CN. That
will be your ID Card temporarily. You take it
everywhere in camp. You will be given a meal
ticket. Misplace it and forget about NYSC food.

7. Duration:
You will be in the camp for 20 full days. The 21st
day is the day you will be leaving the camp.

8. No Room For Casual Wears:
Immediately you have your kits, only your T-shirt
and shorts with the tennis shoe are allowed on you.
No room for casual wears. Parade/marching
training starts immediately. The soldiers will not
give you breathing space at all. You will have the
first one that same Day One. Watch Out! people
could be fainting on the Parade Ground. You won’t
faint, calm down… So eat well. It’s the stress that
causes their fainting.

9. Morning Regimented Programme:
A small trumpet wakes you at 4am. Everybody
gathers at the Parade Ground (PG) at 4:30am. You
have your praise, worship and prayer the Christian
and Muslim ways. After the morning admonitions,
by 7am, breakfast follows! After eating, you will be
called out again for the series of programmes lined
up for you. Then you have your lunch.
Rest a little and you are out again for evening
parade.
Then later your dinner. This will repeat itself
everyday perhaps except on Sunday.

10. Hate The Food And Feed Yourselves At Your
Costs:
You may not like the food. You can always go to the
Mammy Market (MM) i.e the Camp Market to fill your ‘tank’ with delicacies at your cost.

11. Stealing:
Stealing is prevalently prevailing at the Camp. This
is
‘legalised’. They can steal anything. Be wise.

12. Soldiers:
Please i beckon on you all to respect and obey
them.
although they are not permitted to beat you,
however, they can punish you. No walking, its all
jogging when they call you. Don’t prostrate or kneel
down greeting a soldier. Do it the soldier way. They
could be friendly anyway.

13. Allawe:
Your first allowance (#19, 800) will be given to you
in the camp, and it will be in cash. All other ones
will be through the bank. You will also get Bicycle
Allowance.

14. Photography:
Photographers are going to be everywhere ready to
snap you, please be prudent in spending.

15. By Now Your Done With Camp And Going To
Your
Place Of Primary Assignment:
You will be posted from the camp to where you will
work. The place you work in is called your Place of
Primary
Assignment (PPA).
Hear this: most Corps members, I mean about 90%
of the Corpers will be posted to schools (especially
primary and secondary schools). Only VERY FEW
will be posted to the universities, polytechnics and
Colleges. Please! Don’t lobby for your posting. Don’t
pay anybody for assistance.
Pray rather than pay. Gone are the days when
Corps
Members are posted to Banks and Co. Receive the
shocking or expected postings as you receive your
letters with joy. It’s a clarion call to service; that’s
what dey call it.

16. Transportation Out Of Camp:
When you get your Posting Letter, the first place to
go to is your PPA. If you are identified with the
Fellowship in
camp, you may first report at the temporary lodge
they will provide. Then you could report at your PPA
later same day or the following day. Please, when
you leave the camp, home- sweet-home will be on
your mind, having been used up in the camp. But
please, don’t go home straight. Please! Very few of
your employers (i.e. PPAs) will send down vehicles
to convey you from the camp to their workplaces.
Private and some Govt higher education institutions
do. The Fellowship too make arrangement for you at
your cost.Commercial transporters will likely be
available at the gate too. Be wise.

17. Accommodation At PPA:
You don’t know anybody in Benue or Kogi! Where
will you sleep on the first day? The Fellowship may
give you a temporary accommodation pending the
time you will have to get yours. You could be lucky
if your employer gives you a room. Many of them
don’t give Corpers accommodation anyway. So be
prepared to rent one at your cost. Your first
‘allowee’ which you received in the camp is already
going down!

18. Clearance:
This is why you don’t have to go home straight.
Your
registration (clearance) at the NYSC Office in the
Local Govt you will be posted to is important.
Failure to complete it before going home is the
beginning of your problem.
He may begin to have problems with his subsequent
monthly allowances. Do all registrations first. Then
you can take permission to go home. Long process!
You will know why it’s so. Well, I hope these few
tips will go a long way to help you.
In order to ensure a seamless registration process,
printing of call-up letters and so on, prospective
corps members are urged to visit NYSC
sites>>>>>>>>>> ..



saw this online so I choose to share it with you guys

I shouldn't have quote all this write up but please there's nothing like 7 Geo-Political zones with lagos state being regarded as a geo-political zone.
This is clearly untrue as well as absurd,it pains me to my bone marrow anytime i come across this article online.
No doubt all other information are okay,kudos for that but we should endeavour to verify any information before passing it across.
Nigeria is a counry with 6 Geo-Political Zones.

I haven't come across any feasibility study that said Lagos will be regarded as Geo-Political Zone therefore totalling Nigeria GPZs to seven(7).
I also believe the Geographers in the house will be so glad to disregard the study whatsoever.
So let's all disregard such information whenever we come across it.

Hmmmm

Pls am an upcoming corper.... Do anyone know how posting is done....

Dream2:
I haven't come across any feasibility study that said Lagos will be regarded as Geo-Political Zone therefore totalling Nigeria GPZs to seven(7).
I also believe the Geographers in the house will be so glad to disregard the study whatsoever.
So let's all disregard such information whenever we come across it.

shut up joor.... can't you ignore that and digest the info on the post. abi whoyouepp.com.

Dream2:

I shouldn't have quote all this write up but please there's nothing like 7 Geo-Political zones with lagos state being regarded as a geo-political zone.
This is clearly untrue as well as absurd,it pains me to my bone marrow anytime i come across this article online.
No doubt all other information are okay,kudos for that but we should endeavour to verify any information before passing it across.
Nigeria is a counry with 6 Geo-Political Zones.

that was the same question I was asking when I saw the information,.. but the main thing is to take out d vital information and 4get d rest,....

plz can you guys help me,..
I want to serve in cross river state,so after all my research I choose to use this info below when registering

state of origin IMO state (south east)
graduated from Futo (south east)
resident address bunue (north central)

state of choice-
1st( Cross river state-south south),

2nd (lagos- south west,.. reason for choosing lagos-its one of the hottest and highest state of choice so if I am being posted there I can easily be deployed ),

3rd(borno -north east,..reason for choosing the state-due to the insecurity in the state people are not really posted there to serve and even if I am been posted there I think it will be easy to be deployed because of the BH problem)

plz if u have any information or correction or advice I will appreciate

kapable75:
Dream2 can be able to review edo. just fry 4 eggs for him.
shey u know say i be your right hand man so tell me about this your new siggy. ok let me guess, u meant serving WOMANITY WITH PASSION abi?

womanity ke.. abeg o.

no kobalise me o

Teaser4:
shut up joor.... can't you ignore that and digest the info on the post. abi whoyouepp.com.

look up!!!

look down, shake ur head left and right for ursef.

Odoemacyril:


that was the same question I was asking when I was the information,.. but the main thing is to take out d vital information and 4get d rest,....

plz can you guys help me,..
I want to serve in cross river state,so after all my research I choose to use this info below when registering

state of origin IMO state (south east)
graduated from Futo (south east)
resident address bunue (north central)

state of choice-
1st( Cross river state-south south),

2nd (lagos- south west,.. reason for choosing lagos-its one of the hottest and highest state of choice so if I am being posted there I can easily be deployed ),

3rd(borno -north east,..reason for choosing the state-due to the insecurity of the state people are not really posted there to serve and even if I am been posted there I think it will be easy to be deployed because of the BH problem)

plz if u have any information or correction or advice I will appreciate

a friend of mine in batch A 16 deliberately choose borno,,,,she was actually posted there but those posted to that state will camp in taraba with those that was posted to taraba originally,,and they will be given opportunity to deploy to the state they wish,,I mean those posted to borno that will camp in taraba but those posted to taraba directly won't get the opportunity to deploy to any state they want,,I hope you dig!

Odoemacyril:


that was the same question I was asking when I was the information,.. but the main thing is to take out d vital information and 4get d rest,....

plz can you guys help me,..
I want to serve in cross river state,so after all my research I choose to use this info below when registering

state of origin IMO state (south east)
graduated from Futo (south east)
resident address bunue (north central)

state of choice-
1st( Cross river state-south south),

2nd (lagos- south west,.. reason for choosing lagos-its one of the hottest and highest state of choice so if I am being posted there I can easily be deployed ),

3rd(borno -north east,..reason for choosing the state-due to the insecurity of the state people are not really posted there to serve and even if I am been posted there I think it will be easy to be deployed because of the BH problem)

plz if u have any information or correction or advice I will appreciate

bros, change your mind about borno state if u know your reason is to redeploy based on insecurity.

d Nigerian government believe that bokoharam have been defeated.. they have even opened yobe camp and whoever gets posted to that state will camp there..

lagos- yes, lag is hot, lag is cool, lag is full of opportunities but lag is very expensive.. ur 15k allawee can be useless if you have to transport ursef to ur PPA, get accommodation or both. however, if u have a target(a cool PPA or u have free accommodation waiting for u in lag, den gudluck).

my advice: If u want to redeploy, get ready to do it In camp, be friendly with the nysc officials, get a doctor's report(from a state, federal or military hospital) state health as ur reason and u might be lucky to get posted to d state u prefer or a state close to it.

goodluck sir.

ibroh22:

a friend of mine in batch A 16 deliberately choose borno,,,,she was actually posted there but those posted to that state will camp in taraba with those that was posted to taraba originally,,and they will be given opportunity to deploy to the state they wish,,I mean those posted to borno that will camp in taraba but those posted to taraba directly won't get the opportunity to deploy to any state they want,,I hope you dig!

Exactly what I intend doing. I wanna choose Borno, Kano, Delta and Oyo and if I am posted to Borno I will easily go back to Kano. Mind you I am from the South East.

ibroh22:

a friend of mine in batch A 16 deliberately choose borno,,,,she was actually posted there but those posted to that state will camp in taraba with those that was posted to taraba originally,,and they will be given opportunity to deploy to the state they wish,,I mean those posted to borno that will camp in taraba but those posted to taraba directly won't get the opportunity to deploy to any state they want,,I hope you dig!

no p with that,... wil manage tarabe at least just 4 camping den deploy to my state of choice...thanks

coyy:
bros, change your mind about borno state if u know your reason is to redeploy based on insecurity.

d Nigerian government believe that bokoharam have been defeated.. they have even opened yobe camp and whoever gets posted to that state will camp there..

lagos- yes, lag is hot, lag is cool, lag is full of opportunities but lag is very expensive.. ur 15k allawee can be useless if you have to transport ursef to ur PPA, get accommodation or both. however, if u have a target(a cool PPA or u have free accommodation waiting for u in lag, den gudluck).

my advice: If u want to redeploy, get ready to do it In camp, be friendly with the nysc officials, get a doctor's report(from a state, federal or military hospital) state health as ur reason and u might be lucky to get posted to d state u prefer or a state close to it.

goodluck sir.

this one is hard,.... okay will go with a doctor report for bk up

coyy:
bros, change your mind about borno state if u know your reason is to redeploy based on insecurity.

d Nigerian government believe that bokoharam have been defeated.. they have even opened yobe camp and whoever gets posted to that state will camp there..

lagos- yes, lag is hot, lag is cool, lag is full of opportunities but lag is very expensive.. ur 15k allawee can be useless if you have to transport ursef to ur PPA, get accommodation or both. however, if u have a target(a cool PPA or u have free accommodation waiting for u in lag, den gudluck).

my advice: If u want to redeploy, get ready to do it In camp, be friendly with the nysc officials, get a doctor's report(from a state, federal or military hospital) state health as ur reason and u might be lucky to get posted to d state u prefer or a state close to it.

goodluck sir.

You will camp in Yobe but NOT necessarily serve there. The Nigerian govt. and NYSC provides room for redeployment to those posted in North eastern states.

You also talked about using medical reports. That is the worst card to play in this age. A friend of mine spent almost 7k to get a make-believe medical report in batchA16. He wanted to redeploy back to Kano. Nobody looked at his face in Jos camp. After much pleading, he was later posted to the city where he could easily get access to hospital to attend to his supposedly medical condition.

I also have a colleague of mine who graduated from my school. He chose Yobe because he wanted to redeploy. Immediately after camp, he redeployed back to Kano.

kapable75:
Dream2 can be able to review edo. just fry 4 eggs for him.
shey u know say i be your right hand man so tell me about this your new siggy. ok let me guess, u meant serving WOMANITY WITH PASSION abi?

LOL,4 eggs for me?8 eggs or no deal.

Teaser4:
shut up joor.... can't you ignore that and digest the info on the post. abi whoyouepp.com.

Person dey try educate you, but you refused because ignorance is in your blood......just perform what Coyy asked you to.....