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Travel / Re: General-german-student-visa-enquiries Part 8 by olucole(m): 3:58pm On Apr 07, 2020
Good day family & friends. Please can anyone help me with the German consulate Lagos office email address?
NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 7:26pm On Apr 18, 2018
Adeniyi27:
Congrats to the New #PCMS.

The Nigerian Baptist Corpers Fellowship, Sokoto State Chapter is welcoming 2018 Batch A PCMs to NYSC orientation Camp, Wamakko. We pray you have journey mercies and a successful camping.

Follow this link to join our whatsapp group

https:///37cAibCH45P5fmjs3usMH9

Proudly NBC
Proudly BCF,
Proudly Sokopa.


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NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 7:24pm On Apr 18, 2018
Haddock:


OP, please check again and edit, NACC is the gathering of Catholic Corps Members not Anglican.


Noted, thanks
NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 7:23pm On Apr 18, 2018
oniseun3:
Please add me 07035565431

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NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 7:21pm On Apr 18, 2018
iamawara:
Enjoy your stay. The Seat Of The Caliphate welcome u all. Enjoy your stay. Its my home Land, if you have any question regarding SOKOTO pls do ask.


Thank you, is your base close to the camp?
NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 7:19pm On Apr 18, 2018
Haddock:
A newly deployed needs help on how to get to Wamakko Camp from Kaduna, he is making his way from Otukpo and is due in Kaduna by evening today 18th April.

olucole, iamawara and anybody with experience, can you help with directions?

I think Awara could help on this, i’m Also coming from Lagos, clueless too.
NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 4:50pm On Apr 17, 2018
klasiknonie:


The link is not connecting.

Oh sorry, drop your number, Or add me on WhatsApp 08082860001
NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 12:10am On Apr 17, 2018
You can join the Wamakko 2018 WhatsApp group here ( Biko let’s know ourselves)

https:///0FKVigIbcj0L9Sn4uBG0CJ
NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 12:08am On Apr 17, 2018
Spade07:
08101368527 pls add me

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NYSC / Re: Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 6:46pm On Apr 16, 2018
Pls guys let’s meet on WhatsApp, 08082860001......


PS: who knows if there is any direct flight from Lagos to Sokoto?
NYSC / Sokoto Corper 2018 Batch A, Lets Meet Here, I Have An Advice For You All.... by olucole(m): 6:41pm On Apr 16, 2018
To refresh our memories here are some tips again
Quick Tips And Advice For Youth Corpers Before Leaving For Orientation Camp


1. There are washer men and women available at your disposal for mostly the Aje-butter children and those who do not want to stress themselves. I can proudly say I used them. Registration stops 12 midnight preceding swearing –in day.

2. Never forget to wear your cap

3. You would be given your meal ticket. Never misplace it. I actually never used mine till end of camp.

4. I never knew what otondos meant ==MUMU

5. Adjustment of clothes: You definitely have to adjust your khaki given, no one escapes this. Make sure you do this on time and also make sure you follow those tailors up if not you would be given flimsy excuses. Ensure you negotiate price for adjustment very well. They think you have money to waste.

6. You would meet different types of human beings the crazy, spoilt, razz, dirty, complicated, silly, holy, party, drunk, beautiful, ugly, different tribes etc. Be open-minded and smile at someone. New friends! The truth of the matter is, you shouldn't go through camp alone.

7. Read your call up letter thoroughly both back and front

8. Just have enough t-shirts and shorts to wear throughout the week because some camps, the activities are time consuming leaving little or no time for you during the week till weekend.

9. You will be fed three times a day in camp, but the food is barely edible. The kitchen is run by incredibly hard working women who are assisted by fellow otondos from different platoons assigned to the kitchen for each meal.

10. If you are someone who loves to eat good food, or you don’t want to have the mammy feel, no problem just come loaded to camp with provisions. Like cereals and beverages, garri, biscuits etc. You should also hold extra cash to eat at the Mammy market, you will get good food there and won’t spend much to eat well, and the price however depends on the state to which you have been posted.

11. There are places available where you can charge your batteries at the camp market.

12. Always fetch water down for the next morning. You can be shocked that water supply might finish before it gets to your turn and that’s the end for you .As for drinking water you either bought pure water or bottled water; there was no free drinking water whatsoever.

13. Ladies try not to go with heavy or synthetic hair to avoid excess heat and time to care for it. You could advisable make short hair to avoid heat and save time, I did a short hair which lasted me three weeks, braids is also advisable, don’t do lace wig or even fringe.

14. Pocket Money: The question is “How much money do you really need for the NYSC Orientation Course, you will be paid a N1, 500 allowance once you arrive the NYSC camp and also another one (first ALLAWI) after 3 to 4 days on camp. if you intend to drink and hang out at the Mami market, then you can take more money depending on how much you can finish, be wise though!

15. Just be prepared to wait in line for EVERYTHING

16. The bathrooms and toilets are nothing to write home about. It is always dirty and terrible in fact if not careful disease could be contacted. Well some ladies don’t know about guys, had buckets for the sole purpose of relieving themselves with what I can call 'pit bucket'

17. Do not dare the soldiers, some can be ruthless and you know they have authority to deal with you in name of discipline.

18. Always switch your phones off or put them on silent while on parade ground. Just don’t bring it out, it could be seized and destroyed not minding if it’s a blackberry z10.

19. The accommodation was something else. Rooms were jam-packed with little or no space to pass and walk freely. I had up to 60 roommates if not more. It was always stuffy, dirty and ventilation was poor.

20. There are fellowships for Christians and Muslims. The 3 recognized associations are NCCF (NIGERIAN CHRISTAIN CORPERS FELLOWHIP), NACC (ANGLICAN) and MCAN (MUSLIM CORPERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA). But there were others like Redeemed, Winners, catholic, Christ embassy and deeper life. So you could make your choice. Also they have morning devotions and weekly service.

Overall, the NYSC camp was fun and I met a lot of people and I can say it was worth it was well worth it. It is an experience every Nigerian should have.
I will be here waiting to see you again with your comments and experiences on camp.
Till then wishing you a successful NYSC YEAR .may you all go and come in peace and not in pieces.

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