Can one come along with his/her laptop?

Queenzy:



I am a batch B corper serving in Nasarawa state and when I was in camp, nursing mothers were not allowed to stay with their maids. Nursing mothers were not even allowed to stay in the hostels at all due to the Sanitary condition of the hostels. 

I remember a corper who had twins and they were only about 4 months old, her maid was only allowed to stay with her on the first day. She was sent away by the officials on the second day and the nursing mother was given permission to return home to her husband. 

Nursing mothers were attended to before any other corp member and was allowed to leave the camp immediately back to their husbands house!

If you're married, pregnant or a nursing mother, you should be posted to where your husband is living provided you submitted the appropriate documents stating that you are married.  If you did not submit those documents, then you can apply for redeployment in camp. But be rest assured that nursing mothers and pregnant women will not be allowed to stay in the hostel. The only exceptions were for those that were posted far from their husbands state of residence and married women who were not pregnant. 

For married women who are not pregnant, the decision to stay in camp is yours as you will be given the option of redeployment. But nevertheless, after camp, redeployment is a necessity.

As a nursing mother, my advice is that you go very early, the earlier they finish with you, the better it is for you and your baby. Trust me, you don't want your child getting sick due to a dirty environment. Also, as soon as you get to the camp, ask questions. Ask the female camp officials or soldiers. I'm sure they will tell you the right thing to do

I hope this helps.  

Yeah it helps. Tanx a lot

Highziq:
Can one come along with his/her laptop?

If you want it stolen sure!

Don't go with it. Simply go with your mobile phones, power bank if you have one, and your chargers.

must one go with his original degree certificate?

onyenze123:
must one go with his original degree certificate?

Yes. You must go with anything Original. Dont take chances.

Now I'm wondering, why do we do all this BS in Nigeria. America doesn't and they are 1000x more successful / developed. Oh well! Embrace what you can't change. Akwa-Ibom Corpers. Abarie o!

Cool piece

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Camp will open on May 5,pls will I be checked in if I resume on May 4? When is the last day for registration?

shakol91:
Camp will open on May 5,pls will I be checked in if I resume on May 4? When is the last day for registration?

when I was serving, I went a day b4 camp resumed and I was checked in!!! Camp official s resumes a day b4, if u arrive in the evening, Fine!!! But u must be in camp latest 6th!! To avoid questions

Queenzy:



I am a batch B corper serving in Nasarawa state and when I was in camp, nursing mothers were not allowed to stay with their maids. Nursing mothers were not even allowed to stay in the hostels at all due to the Sanitary condition of the hostels. 

I remember a corper who had twins and they were only about 4 months old, her maid was only allowed to stay with her on the first day. She was sent away by the officials on the second day and the nursing mother was given permission to return home to her husband. 

Nursing mothers were attended to before any other corp member and was allowed to leave the camp immediately back to their husbands house!

If you're married, pregnant or a nursing mother, you should be posted to where your husband is living provided you submitted the appropriate documents stating that you are married.  If you did not submit those documents, then you can apply for redeployment in camp. But be rest assured that nursing mothers and pregnant women will not be allowed to stay in the hostel. The only exceptions were for those that were posted far from their husbands state of residence and married women who were not pregnant. 

For married women who are not pregnant, the decision to stay in camp is yours as you will be given the option of redeployment. But nevertheless, after camp, redeployment is a necessity.

As a nursing mother, my advice is that you go very early, the earlier they finish with you, the better it is for you and your baby. Trust me, you don't want your child getting sick due to a dirty environment. Also, as soon as you get to the camp, ask questions. Ask the female camp officials or soldiers. I'm sure they will tell you the right thing to do

I hope this helps.  

depends on the camp though!!! Served in cross rivers!! And nursing mothers ar given a special accommodation but they won't be allowed to stay fully for 3 weeks
https://www.nairaland.com/1214745/tips-nursing-pregnant-women-nysc