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Prepare very well for cold, welcome to mangu Hale, plateau state Nigeria

Things you will neeed

- Cardigan ( thickest one)
- gloves
- socks
- Money to buy Hot Water ���
But the cold is seasonal sha, u might escape d coldest hour


My lil advice
- No need of relocating (u will enjoy ur stay at Plateau )
- Make sure u are posted to Village (not Jos)

Benefits of village
- Quiet n peaceful
- Low standard of living ( cheap stuff )
- lovely Women who don't chase after money... (If u are a guy use condom sha oo....STD rampant for der o)

chatinent:
NYSC is trash.

After you don do ur own

SalisuJasper:
Please can someone give me tips, i have just been posted to plateau state for my nysc.

what are the things i need to know

It's a very nice environment, find the ecosystem community and join for side hussles....real estate, crypto experts, IBO and E-learning and tank me letter. Am jos born!
Contact 0808 829 5668

SalisuJasper:
Please can someone give me tips, i have just been posted to plateau state for my nysc.

what are the things i need to know

Plateau state is a beautiful place to serve with a great weather. I did my service there. I hope you're posted to the city. Make sure you go to camp with thick jackets, hand gloves and head warmer. The weather there is very cold. Wish you the very best. Let me know if you need any information.

Enjoy Mangu.. Plateau state is a beautiful state, with hospitable people, then if you're lucky like me and and get posted to shendam then man is beautiful, then while in shendam, Pangwasa is the best place to live, the community life and friendlines among the people is just amazing, enjoy your service year.

SalisuJasper:
Please can someone give me tips, i have just been posted to plateau state for my nysc.

what are the things i need to know

U go fvck deep 6ft vagina holes tire. Very deep and wide kpekus.
Just pack enough condom and be at alert. Their ladies are ever ready to give you their sweet pussies for ur own enjoyment.

You must be extremely careful in terms of security , they can just block road and start killing people

SalisuJasper:
Please can someone give me tips, i have just been posted to plateau state for my nysc.

what are the things i need to know

Carry enough sweater,u will enjoy the camp (1 of the best in Nigeria)

Go with your cardigan

SalisuJasper:
Please can someone give me tips, i have just been posted to plateau state for my nysc.

what are the things i need to know

A. Have these:

1. Thick sweaters
2. Mosquito net
3. 27,000mah Power bank (I was posted to Tunkus, Mikang LGA and no power supply at all)
4. Rechargeable lamp
5. Antibiotics
6. Condoms (or avoid sex)
7. Personal Clipper


B.

1. Don't move around anyhow without purpose

2. Avoid late night movements

3. If you're not posted to the city, be ready to teach or work in LGA council where work doesn't exist.

4. Don't belittle the locals because you're a corper (they are educated too)

5. Be humble

6. Equip yourself with offline or online skills

7. Dumping 10k inside piggyvest monthly wont be a bad idea.

8. Avoid money drainers of all forms.

9. Trust less and don't fall in love.

10. Safe trip

Currently serving here in plateau, it's a nice place just get your sweaters and head warmers

Know that Plateau State hosts the headquarters of Nigeria Christain Corpers' Fellowship (NCCF) and the can help make your stay there memorable. Meanwhile, ensure you have your sweater always with you when going out cos the temperature there can change suddenly without notice. Enjoy fresh fruits and unambitious life.

@salisujasper

I served in Jos.

Its a very lively place. Well developed than you can imagine. And the actual jos indigenes are very friendly and hospitable. The problem there are the hausas who are trying to dominate and control jos through winning of jos North local govt election. If they fail, then crisis is inevitable...consequently blood shed follows. After the local govt election during my service year there,(which we conducted).. hausas lost jos north. Crises was predicted and it happened. We lost about 3 corp members. I was lucky I served in their military barrack..so we were protected. But the mayhem was quenched few days after it started. Lives were lost any way.

Try to get yourself very close to the state co ordinator...and see if he can post you to a favourable place like jos north or military barrack so you can enjoy your stay there. If you are posted to jos north, please get yourself an apartment at the area where igbos dominate(forgotten what its called). You will be very safe there. During crisis. Igbos there are well armed and vigilant. No hausa man dare cross there.

You really need to prepare for your safety first before anything. Your life matters most. Jos is a volatile place due to hausas penchant for dominance which consequently lead to blood shed if they don't get it.

Lastly, get your self some thick sweaters or cardigan. Its a very cold place. With the impact of global warming, I dont know how cold it will be now...but its sure colder than the south east and south west regions. So get your sweaters ready. Be ready to boil some hot water every morning. Infact during my time, I never bathed with cold water for once. Even under hot sun, the wind was usual very cold. And I never used a handkerchief for once.

Before I forget, be wise in your dealings with their women. They have some very endowed black cuties. Big boobs and ass. They come across as cheap honestly. Whether its just cos they love corpers..I dont know. And the number of HIV carriers there is high. I think jos is ranked second in Nigeria? I got my fair share of attention and temptations. But due to the warnings at orientation camp and then military barrack, I remained totally chaste through out my service year. I no wan hear story nor dissapoint my parent. The girls at command school were the biggest temptation for me...but I trusted my self. Imagine an ss2 student saying boldly that she would like to date me. Lol..
you just need to stay focused and keep your eyes and ears open for any imminent crises

One thing you must enjoy is the low cost of living. House rent is relatively cheap there. Food stuffs, fruits are too cheap there too.

I wish you enjoy your service year there with no hiccups.

I was told pussies are cheap in plateau

Better than the Westside where your head will @ risk of being harvesters and your skull mined anytime

perragy:
Avoid places like Birom.. They have this Fulani (Muslims) fights periodically... if you should know.. it use to be very brutal and fatal. Other things i know about Plateau are its very cold in most part of the year and its people are very nice. Careful while it last i must advice.

LOL, you people be saying a lot of rubbish. There is no place like Birom in Plateau State, instead, it is the name of a tribe. Birom people are the majority in Plateau State and everyone knows they are some of the most welcoming people in the whole of the country. What you should be telling OP is that he should avoid Fulani settlements and make sure he doesn't stay in the villages. Plateau is a beautiful place, I lived almost 23 years there, and I plan on going back in the next 4-5 years. The state is developing rapidly, I was there in December.

Please, don't compromise sweaters and cardigans. It is very very cold there. The people are peaceful but be security conscious. I served in Plateau State.

Emaprince:
@salisujasper

I served in Jos.

Its a very lively place. Well developed than you can imagine. And the actual jos indigenes are very friendly and hospitable. The problem there are the hausas who are trying to dominate and control jos through winning of jos North local govt election. If they fail, then crisis is inevitable...consequently blood shed follows. After the local govt election during my service year there,(which we conducted).. hausas lost jos north. Crises was predicted and it happened. We lost about 3 corp members. I was lucky I served in their military barrack..so we were protected. But the mayhem was quenched few days after it started. Lives were lost any way.

Try to get yourself very close to the state co ordinator...and see if he can post you to a favourable place like jos north or military barrack so you can enjoy your stay there. If you are posted to jos north, please get yourself an apartment at the area where igbos dominate(forgotten what its called). You will be very safe there. During crisis. Igbos there are well armed and vigilant. No hausa man dare cross there.

You really need to prepare for your safety first before anything. Your life matters most. Jos is a volatile place due to hausas penchant for dominance which consequently lead to blood shed if they don't get it.

Lastly, get your self some thick sweaters or cardigan. Its a very cold place. With the impact of global warming, I dont know how cold it will be now...but its sure colder than the south east and south west regions. So get your sweaters ready. Be ready to boil some hot water every morning. Infact during my time, I never bathed with cold water for once. Even under hot sun, the wind was usual very cold. And I never used a handkerchief for once.

Before I forget, be wise in your dealings with their women. They have some very endowed black cuties. Big boobs and ass. They come across as cheap honestly. Whether its just cos they love corpers..I dont know. And the number of HIV carriers there is high. I think jos is ranked second in Nigeria? I got my fair share of attention and temptations. But due to the warnings at orientation camp and then military barrack, I remained totally chaste through out my service year. I no wan hear story nor dissapoint my parent. The girls at command school were the biggest temptation for me...but I trusted my self. Imagine an ss2 student saying boldly that she would like to date me. Lol..
you just need to stay focused and keep your eyes and ears open for any imminent crises

One thing you must enjoy is the low cost of living. House rent is relatively cheap there. Food stuffs, fruits are too cheap there too.

I wish you enjoy your service year there with no hiccups.

Igbos don't dominate any area in Plateau State but you can find lots of them in Apata. By the way, I was born, bred and was still there last month.

Also, you just missed so much 'pvssies' cos Plateau is not even in the top 10 HIV states. The girls are very understanding, not cheap, they know how difficult life can be so they don't stress guys too much.

Englishisamust:
God punish jamb. If no be jamb wey no give me admission. Me self for dey part of those who get call up letter yesterday. Anyway we moveee

no be jamb go give u admission

Be wise
Pick up that jamb form. Again...prepare your ass off
Weigh ur chances based and catchment and places the geopolitical zone u from

Good news cominh soon fella!

Nice choice, pleateau is a wonderful place to serve,although very cold and places like shadam is normal, so choose where u want to serve but I bet u, u will enjoy it

Yinksy09:
Congratulations and all I can say is stay safe and keep your eyes wide open. Familiarize yourself with the people in the community. Also get an alternative power supply for your phone like the Oraimo power bank should Incase of power outage.

We have steady power supply since the last 8 months. Power outage doesn't exceed 30 minutes in a week. See my powerbank is wasting.

SalisuJasper:
Please can someone give me tips, i have just been posted to plateau state for my nysc.

what are the things i need to know

You better find a way to work am to states like Lagos, Kaduna, ondo, oyo, Kwara, rivers or akwa ibom and cross rivers......the rest states are useless

Emaprince:
@salisujasper

Try to get yourself very close to the state co ordinator...and see if he can post you to a favourable place like jos north or military barrack so you can enjoy your stay there. If you are posted to jos north, please get yourself an apartment at the area where igbos dominate(forgotten what its called). You will be very safe there. During crisis. Igbos there are well armed and vigilant. No hausa man dare cross there.

are u sure u served in Jos and are u still in Jos?.....dont deceive the corper, OP Jos South is more conducive to stay than Jos North.

Get posted to Jos North or Jos South. These are the areas that are safe if you are a westerner or southerner

JOS NORTH
Farin Gada
(Low cost apartments, close market proximity, student minded area, security: disadvantage - muddy area during rainy season)

Rock Haven
(Low cost apartments, security,: disadvantage - water challenges, dull area)

Apata/BusaBuji
(Low cost apartments, close market proximity, family settlement area, fine girls, disadvantage - cultism)

Angwan Rogo/Nassarawa/Gangare
If you're a Hausa Muslim, it's fine. If not... Snap a fine picture of how you'd like to be remembered before you move in.

[Zaria Road/Alheri/Rukuba Road
Nice and safe areas to live in, one drop to take you to any vital part of town, market proximity too. Disadvantage - water shortage)

JOS SOUTH
To be updated

Meninmen:
1. Be prepared for serious cold! If you are not prepared, you may want to run back to your state because of cold. Take thick clothings with you.

2. As for the occasional crisis, just be vigilant. Live in the Christian dominated area and you have nothing to worry about.

3. It's a lovely state. You will enjoy your stay!

Absolutely correct!

Originalsly:


Just curious... why not hoodies? ... which is better at trapping body heat and keeping the head warm than sweaters?

The cold can penetrate normal hoodies. You'd need thick clothes for the extreme cold. Like this;

You will report to Mangu camp which is not that far from Jos...I would advice you to come with thick blankets and thick sweaters, together with thick hand gloves, also if you can..wear tights/leggings.
Try as much as possible to get posted to Jos city, either north or Jos South.
If you have what ever you are doing, then you can go to Jos East so that it will be easy for you to be a Ghost corper.
If you are posted to a Local Government Secretariat...they don't pay, so you would need to get additional work, maybe teaching. The food stuff is relatively cheap. The main market is Terminus Market. Then Tomatoes Market for Food items(in Jos North). Good luck.
Yeah the Night life is dead here

hilltop007:


The cold can penetrate normal hoodies. You'd need thick clothes for the extreme cold. Like this;

That's a winter jacket. Does it snow there?... if not a winter jacket is wayyyy too much. Note... the jacket has a hood .... to trap heat. Hoodies have various thickness... some are lined with fleece for colder conditions. If not warm enough then a light jacket can be worn over the hoodie.

Go an enjoy yourself, that place make sense