abuliveyoung: It was a sad xperience for me yesterday. I was posted 2 jigawa, on my way to kano d bus that i boarded 4rm lag stopped @ kaduna so that some of the passangers could alighted. Unfortunatly, d bag that contained all my documents! Was stolen 4rm d bus. All efforts tried 2 retrieve d documnts proved abortive. I've gotten an affidavit & police report 2 that effect but obviously they won't help. It was last 9te i tried my numba, luckily d number went thru and the guy promised 2 return all documents by 8am knwng how important they might be to me. I couldn't sleep throughout last 9te, as the young man made me stucked here in kaduna. I've been prayng fervently for God 2 touch d young man's heart so as 2 call me by that 8am & tell me d location whre 2 meet him just as promisd. Nairalanders & my fellow otondos, pls pray for me o!

cyif2003: tink friday is d deadline sha. Anambra camp is along d onitsha enugu express way. Its a popular place. U wil enter a bus going to onitsha frm onitsha u will get anoda bus goinng to awka((nt more dan 300)) nd tell d driver dat u will stop at nysc camp((kant remember d name))

yeye4live: i made sure i got 3girls on my bed d 1st day i arived camp

CrazyMan: Don't you otondos have other experiences to share apart from girls...

fubbyy: See experience wey I suppose follow dey share now, God go punish unical, anyway june go tell weda I go burn the school or not

abuliveyoung: It was a sad xperience for me yesterday. I was posted 2 jigawa, on my way to kano d bus that i boarded 4rm lag stopped @ kaduna so that some of the passangers could alighted. Unfortunatly, d bag that contained all my documents! Was stolen 4rm d bus. All efforts tried 2 retrieve d documnts proved abortive. I've gotten an affidavit & police report 2 that effect but obviously they won't help. It was last 9te i tried my numba, luckily d number went thru and the guy promised 2 return all documents by 8am knwng how important they might be to me. I couldn't sleep throughout last 9te, as the young man made me stucked here in kaduna. I've been prayng fervently for God 2 touch d young man's heart so as 2 call me by that 8am & tell me d location whre 2 meet him just as promisd. Nairalanders & my fellow otondos, pls pray for me o!

Promolysis: malabite ur problem is mild. I did a consultancy programme in unical(social work) they promised to mobilise us which they never did. Since my mum is putting alot of pressure on me for services. I decided to make an arrangement with curriculum and teaching department. At the end of everytin my name was shortlisted, i went to collect my call up at the student affairs only to be refer back to the hod of that department for clarification before i will be issued my call up. I took to my heels to avoid been arrested. I was actually posted to kogi but now no show for me.

shalomtemmy: Kano camp is nt bad.......... jst dat i culdn't start my registration after standing on d queue for abt 4hrs

fubbyy: See experience wey I suppose follow dey share now, God go punish unical, anyway june go tell weda I go burn the school or not

IamChiboi: Reporting from Ise Emure camp Ekiti. The place is quite cool av nt made much frnds yet, am at d clinic sometimes because am a pharmacist. The soldiers r quite friendly tho some are brutal with their drills. Av nt eaten d food yet. I bliv am covererd 4 my duraration here money wise,the toilets r nothing to write home about. If ur in ekiti too holla am in platoon 2. Chibuzor 08059822912

greall1: Please don't go to boko haram state.just because you want to serve your father land. I regret served in yobe state (jackusko)2010/2011.

chrisical: From Bayelsa camp.
Extra-ordinarily hectic and gruelling registration process but afterwards,it was all fun especially inside the male hostel.Hilarious dudes.

Vivipop: Akwa ibom camp rocks joor!!! Na all I fit talk for now

bengs: I will never forget my experience@ asaya camp kogi state....under captain patrick Aize omosigho...that man is the wickedest man av her seen ...(Permit that english pls)thas. D best way I can describe him!....
Well he was stoned out of the camp later....
When I first hit camp gbam!!!...na 12:30midnight...of the first day...all rooms hostel ..offices were already closed...I was offered one agbako rice by the peep @ the gate...soldiers...police and men of the civil defense....they told me that if the commandant could catch me ....I don die...!!....so I manage rice ..and I was told there is no water....in short na on top bench I sleep for infront of the parade ground!.......later I was fun allthru....not until pop wahala come....thank God ..I was later posted to where I lecture ND2 student and I was also my CDS coordinator....toto experience dey too with all d born again cofaz....#wink....



Nysc is a good experience for any Nigerian with naija blood.
Camp live was great and d memories lives on!...
Nysc was the best experience I ever had...
I met lot of peep...I was suprised to see hausas who were born again xtains..tot they are all muslim..!!! I feel in love with one hausa babe..she was toooooo cute..and d whole platoon knows...if not most corp members....
I love her a lot!.....but she is a muslim....
We still friends tho and her marriage is comin up on 1st week of june!...
NYSC is terribly a sweet experience...

But the worst part is that I never see job and I'never had any course to show my nysc certificate to any employer.....

Nigeria wake up!!!!

nd.gfx:


[size=18pt]Wake up to what exactly?[/size]
To the fact that your discharge certificate is as valueless as your BSc certificate, 5 minutes after you received it? If you haven't figured this much by now, you've been learning all this time.

I graduated from school about 3 years ago and i haven't served. Why? Because i still don't feel like it. I don't feel that my country should forcefully use me to patch up its in-competencies. I don't feel that my country deserves the right (constitution or otherwise) to take away 1 year of my life "in service to my country" and not guarantee my safety. I'm supposed to be serving in a country, not a frigging war-zone. I don't feel that my country needs to sugar-coat service like something honorable. There's no honor in it. It's just a piece of paper that says you've served your time. Pretty much no different from an excon getting his prison discharge papers. "Thank you for your time. You're free to go"

And what do you go out to do when you're done? Your supposedly beloved country wont retain you, surely they'd flush you out as fast as they sucked you in. They'd expect you to survive by yourself, without any help or support for your ideas or dreams or even create an even playing environment for people with good-to-great ideas to thrive. You'll come out Jobless, with lots of experiences that have little or no value, with lots of memories you certainly don't need.

The original vision of NYSC is lost and it's sad that no-one currently connects to that ideology, rather just seeing it as a rites of passage for every university educated youth. Because you have a "shared experience in suffering" doesn't make camping or NYSC a good endeavor. And if you're a forward thinking person, wasting one year only to come back in a full circle to the point when you graduated, well....is simply a waste of time.

I won't serve. Plain simple. Because it's not worth my investment in time plus the supposed "shared experiences"? Hang around Oshodi for a month, you'll have plenty to tell.

Now you can wake up. Screw the illusions. Oooo and while you're at it, learn to Code. The world is changing in that direction.
Lazy and Unpatriotic,the country does not need your service too