joyjoomla:


Hello mayorsweet,
Have u confirmed it? Cos som said notin de there for student affairs oo. Just wanna know, bro.
Hv u check urs. Mayb na de person wey no sabi way to where it was pasted.

hi have u confirmed it? Is it tru cos someone say notin dy dia

Luchiana1:
How dem dey read email for ds nairaland sef

dismiss the one showing on ur nland top page and go check ur mail u use in registring

...names 2b pastd at dsa on mon..coretns is only 4 2days wc is mon n tues..b4 final submisn..very imptant acodn 2d nysc rep..d info d sch wld snd 2 nysc mst taly wt wat corp membas wld suply online..greatestest akokites!! Dats d sumary of d brifn...may d lord prfet his gr8 wrks in our lives.IJN

1. The Website address is any of the
following: i. www.nysc.gov.ng ii. www.nysc.org.ng iii. www.portal.nysc.gov.ng

Prospective Corps members should
ensure that they have functional e-
mail addresses with valid password
and Nigerian (GSM) telephone
numbers with which to register 3. Locally trained prospective Corps
members are expected to use
correct JAMB and Matriculation
numbers to register

4. For locally-trained graduates, only those whose names appear in the Senate/Academic Board Approved Result lists submitted by their Institutions will have access to the NYSC portal.

5. Prospective corps members must
ensure that their institutions and
Courses are approved and
accredited by Nigeria Universities
Commission (NUC), National Board
for Technical Education (NBTE) or Federal Ministry of Education (FME),
otherwise they would not be
mobilized.

6. Those who graduated from
Institutions outside Nigeria,
(Foreign-trained graduates), are to
visit the NYSC portal, register and
upload the following documents:
i. West African School Certificate(WASC)
(with not less than 5 Credits at 2
sittings) or its equivalent,
ii. General Certificate of Education (GCE O’
Level) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent,
iii. NECO (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent
iv. First Degree or Higher National
Diploma (HND) Certificate (Second
Degree or Ph.D not necessary).
v. Transcript of the first Degree or HND.
vi. International travelling Passport
showing data page and date of
departure.

7. It is the responsibility of the prospective corps members who studied in non-English speaking countries to get their Certificates and Transcripts translated into English language before uploading.

8. All graduates of Medicine and
Pharmacy are expected to have
their Certificates of Registration
with Nigerian Medical and Dental
Council of Nigeria (NMDCN) and
Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) respectively. Payment receipts are
not acceptable.

9. Unlike in the past, Foreign-trained
graduates should not visit NYSC
Headquarters, Abuja for verification
of their documents. This exercise
will now be done at the Orientation
Camps. They should simply print their call-up letters on-line and
report at the Orientation camps in
their States of deployment, but
should come along with the original
documents they uploaded to the
camp where they will be verified.

10. Anybody who presents any fake
document will be demobilized and
decamped.

11. Prospective corps members should ensure that it is their accurate passport size photograph that is captured during registration.

12. On no account should prospective corps members register by PROXY.
They should also remember the
finger used for their biometric
capturing as this will be used for
data verification at the orientation camp. Those who cannot be verified
with their biometric at the
orientation camp will not be
registered.

13. Only prospective corps members
who want their call-up numbers
sent to them through SMS and wish
to PRINT their call-up letters on-line
are expected to pay the sum of
Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00) (see NYSC Portal on how to make
payment).

14. Prospective Corps members who do not want to pay the N3,000.00 have the option of going to their schools to collect their call-up numbers and call-up letters.

15. All prospective corps members who paid for the online registration
during the 2014 Batch ‘C’
Mobilisation but did not print their
call-up letters online need not to
pay again.

16. Married female prospective corps members should submit copies of their marriage Certificate, evidence of Change of name and their husband’s place of domicile
including their call-up numbers to their schools or nearest NYSC
Secretariats. Foreign-trained
graduates should upload theirs
during registration.

17. The orientation camps are not ideal for pregnant and nursing mothers. Prospective corps members in this category are therefore to note that they will not be accommodated.

18. Prospective corps members who
have problems related to
mobilization should go to the
nearest NYSC Secretariats, see the
Deployment and Relocation officer
and lodge their complaints between 17th – 20th April, 2015.

19. All Part-time graduates are also
expected to register on-line, even
though they qualify for Exclusion.

obict:
Seems like am entering late.... Chief obi C.t.esq. Year of grad: 2012. school: unn. Course: law

Welcome barrister!

Thank God for today!.
Good evening everyone.

Electronzeez:
Thank God for today!.
Good evening everyone.

Alhamdulilai!

Odunharry:
1. The Website address is any of the
following: i. www.nysc.gov.ng ii. www.nysc.org.ng iii. www.portal.nysc.gov.ng

Prospective Corps members should
ensure that they have functional e-
mail addresses with valid password
and Nigerian (GSM) telephone
numbers with which to register 3. Locally trained prospective Corps
members are expected to use
correct JAMB and Matriculation
numbers to register

4. For locally-trained graduates, only those whose names appear in the Senate/Academic Board Approved Result lists submitted by their Institutions will have access to the NYSC portal.

5. Prospective corps members must
ensure that their institutions and
Courses are approved and
accredited by Nigeria Universities
Commission (NUC), National Board
for Technical Education (NBTE) or Federal Ministry of Education (FME),
otherwise they would not be
mobilized.

6. Those who graduated from
Institutions outside Nigeria,
(Foreign-trained graduates), are to
visit the NYSC portal, register and
upload the following documents:
i. West African School Certificate(WASC)
(with not less than 5 Credits at 2
sittings) or its equivalent,
ii. General Certificate of Education (GCE O’
Level) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent,
iii. NECO (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent
iv. First Degree or Higher National
Diploma (HND) Certificate (Second
Degree or Ph.D not necessary).
v. Transcript of the first Degree or HND.
vi. International travelling Passport
showing data page and date of
departure.

7. It is the responsibility of the prospective corps members who studied in non-English speaking countries to get their Certificates and Transcripts translated into English language before uploading.

8. All graduates of Medicine and
Pharmacy are expected to have
their Certificates of Registration
with Nigerian Medical and Dental
Council of Nigeria (NMDCN) and
Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) respectively. Payment receipts are
not acceptable.

9. Unlike in the past, Foreign-trained
graduates should not visit NYSC
Headquarters, Abuja for verification
of their documents. This exercise
will now be done at the Orientation
Camps. They should simply print their call-up letters on-line and
report at the Orientation camps in
their States of deployment, but
should come along with the original
documents they uploaded to the
camp where they will be verified.

10. Anybody who presents any fake
document will be demobilized and
decamped.

11. Prospective corps members should ensure that it is their accurate passport size photograph that is captured during registration.

12. On no account should prospective corps members register by PROXY.
They should also remember the
finger used for their biometric
capturing as this will be used for
data verification at the orientation camp. Those who cannot be verified
with their biometric at the
orientation camp will not be
registered.

13. Only prospective corps members
who want their call-up numbers
sent to them through SMS and wish
to PRINT their call-up letters on-line
are expected to pay the sum of
Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00) (see NYSC Portal on how to make
payment).

14. Prospective Corps members who do not want to pay the N3,000.00 have the option of going to their schools to collect their call-up numbers and call-up letters.

15. All prospective corps members who paid for the online registration
during the 2014 Batch ‘C’
Mobilisation but did not print their
call-up letters online need not to
pay again.

16. Married female prospective corps members should submit copies of their marriage Certificate, evidence of Change of name and their husband’s place of domicile
including their call-up numbers to their schools or nearest NYSC
Secretariats. Foreign-trained
graduates should upload theirs
during registration.

17. The orientation camps are not ideal for pregnant and nursing mothers. Prospective corps members in this category are therefore to note that they will not be accommodated.

18. Prospective corps members who
have problems related to
mobilization should go to the
nearest NYSC Secretariats, see the
Deployment and Relocation officer
and lodge their complaints between 17th – 20th April, 2015.

19. All Part-time graduates are also
expected to register on-line, even
though they qualify for Exclusion.

Pls, can som1 help explain the number 4 of the above! Is the senate approved list just for this batch's prospective corpers or for every1 who has been cleared by the Senate previously?

Owliver:
Greatest shi wan... Welcome on board.

Tanx bro..dx politicians no want make we serve,but oluwa pass dem

Odunharry:

dismiss the one showing on ur nland top page and go check ur mail u use in registring

thanks

Dkunlexy1:
abeg u remember if a name dairo olakunle olusegun dey dere?

Nope

richybanky:

I sha hope we ar free to go sha, cus house don already taya me

LOL...hopefully

Late comer like me.
Sijibomi
2014
LASU
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Anywhere in the South West

doublezero7:



Pls, can som1 help explain the number 4 of the above! Is the senate approved list just for this batch's prospective corpers or for every1 who has been cleared by the Senate previously?

Same as the masterlist. Cheers

OgidiOlu3:
Late comer like me.
Sijibomi
2014
LASU
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Anywhere in the South West

Of the greatest LASUITE oo! Welcome brother!

sodiqyinka:
Same as the masterlist. Cheers

Thanks boss!

Of the greatest lion and lioness, 84 days to go

doublezero7:


Of the greatest LASUITE oo! Welcome brother!

Greeeeaaaattttt!!!!! Thanks man

OgidiOlu3:
Late comer like me.
Sijibomi
2014
LASU
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Anywhere in the South West

Welcome fellow engineer

Walexsammy:
Welcome fellow engineer

Thanks man

OgidiOlu3:
Late comer like me.
Sijibomi
2014
LASU
Electronics and Computer Engineering
Anywhere in the South West

Ogidiolu? na Ajayi be ur surname? Am Ajayi too...Ajayi ogidiolu,omo oni kanga ajipon!

Shout out to all pcm on dis thread expecially those who were wit us on d c14 thread. Am currently serving in ilesa osun state and its been cool. For those who are indecisive abt d state to choose nd you have a sure link, i can advise you to try osun state cos if u do, u won't regret it. Starting from d camp which is rated as one of d best in d country, constant electricity which makes you wonder if u r still in nigeria, relatively cheap cost of living dat encourages saving habit e. t. c. Forget abt abuja, portharcort and those popular states people run after cos frm d experience of a lot of friends, it all ends in frustration even though here you end up becoming a class room teacher but its all good. Lastly i like to advise you guys to ensure you pay d online registration fee cos for me it was worth it. Don't hesitate to mention my muniker if u av any question.

My fellow prospective corpers, I need help pls...
A friend of mine wants to serve but she is yet to
finish her degree n she is upto 30 n will be more
than 30 wen she finishes. I know she can
change her date of birth n I hv told her so...but
d issue here is dat she has already collected her
original waec certificate.,So is it still possible 4
her to change her date of birth online I need
reply urgently, Tanx.

Boss i sight u in dis thread. Nice job @ sodiqyinka

oyeludef:
Shout out to all pcm on dis thread expecially those who were wit us on d c14 thread. Am currently serving in ilesa osun state and its been cool. For those who are indecisive abt d state to choose nd you have a sure link, i can advise you to try osun state cos if u do, u won't regret it. Starting from d camp which is rated as one of d best in d country, constant electricity which makes you wonder if u r still in nigeria, relatively cheap cost of living dat encourages saving habit e. t. c. Forget abt abuja, portharcort and those popular states people run after cos frm d experience of a lot of friends, it all ends in frustration even though here you end up becoming a class room teacher but its all good. Lastly i like to advise you guys to ensure you pay d online registration fee cos for me it was worth it. Don't hesitate to mention my muniker if u av any question.

U are on point bro!buh I can't think of serving in Osun state again when av spent my life in Osun since my day one on earth in osun...am tired of Osun#east on point

sheyman4phy:

U are on point bro!buh I can't think of serving in Osun state again when av spent my life in Osun since my day one on earth in osun...am tired of Osun#east on point

alright you can explore but my candid advice if u ask me will b "dont leave d west" am saying dis cos of experience of my friends who complain bitterly weneva we chat nd these were ppl who were celebrating wen callup letter was out. "experience is a good teacher but wise ppl learn from other ppm experience"
☺

Roar!!!

ernesterioo:
Of the greatest lion and lioness, 84 days to go

ernesterioo:
Of the greatest lion and lioness, 84 days to go

I see u bruv! Keep repping

bigggggg shout out to Rmfunky and busyinks....

mayorsweet:
Ogidiolu? na Ajayi be ur surname? Am Ajayi too...Ajayi ogidiolu,omo oni kanga ajipon!

Wow! U got it right. Obomi osuru weda. Ajayi n we lodo gbogbo omoge n yowo ose... . Are u also a 15A prospect?

luvlycutebay:
Roar!!!

whr u dy roar go? I bow4 u o

OgidiOlu3:


Wow! U got it right. Obomi osuru weda. Ajayi n we lodo gbogbo omoge n yowo ose... . Are u also a 15A prospect?

Sure now