ABIA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Umunna, Bende Local Government Area, Abia State.


ADAMAWA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Old Gongola Brewery Damare Village Along Lapondo Road, Girei LGA, Adamawa State.


AKWA IBOM
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikot Itie Udung, Nsit Atai Local Government Area, Akwa Ibom State.


ANAMBRA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Progressive Senior Secondary School, Umunya, Oyi Local Government Area, Anambra State.


BAUCHI
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wailo, Ganjuwa Local Government Council, Bauchi State.


BAYELSA (BY)
Kaiama Grammar School , Kaiama, Kolokuma/Opokuma L.G.A Kaiama Grammar School, Kaiama, Kolokoma-Opokuma Local Government Area, Bayelsa State.


BENUE
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Wannune, Tarka Local Government Area, Kilometer 35 Makurdi Gboko Road, Benue State.


BORNO
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Biu Road, Maiduguri LGA, Maiduguri, Borno State.


CROSS RIVER
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Obubra, Obubra Local Government Area, Cross River State.


DELTA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp Former Martins TTC, Issele-Uku, Aniocha North L.G.A. Delta State.


EBONYI
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Macgregor College, Afikpo Local Government Area, Ebonyi State.


EDO
Okada Grammar School, Okada, Ovia North-East Local Government Area, Edo State.


EKITI
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ise-Orun/Emure Local Government Area, Ekiti State.


ENUGU
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Awgu Local Government Area, Enugu State.


FCT (ABUJA)
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Kubwa, Bwari Area Council, FCT.


GOMBE
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Kilometer 27, Mallam Sidi, Kwame Local Government Area, Gombe State.


IMO
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Umudi Nkwerre Local Government Area, Imo State.


JIGAWA
NYSC Permanent Camp, opposite Army Barrack, Fanisua Dutse Local Government Area, Jigawa State.


KADUNA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Kaduna – Abuja Road, Kaduna State.


KANO
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Kusala Dam, Karaye, Karaye Local Government, Kano State.


KATSINA
Youth Multi-purpose Centre/ NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Mani Road, Katsina State.


KEBBI
NYSC Temporary Orientation Camp, Government Science College, Dakingari Local Government Area, Kebbi State.


KOGI
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Asaya, Kabba Local Government Area, Kogi State.


KWARA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Yikpata, Edu Local Government Area, Kwara State.


LAGOS
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Iyana Ipaja, Agege, Lagos State.


NASSARAWA
Magaji Dan-Yamusa Permanent Orientation Camp, Keffi, Nasarawa State.


NIGER
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, (Former Abubakar, Dada Senior Secondary School), Paiko, Niger State.


OGUN
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikenne Road, Sagamu Local Government Area, Sagamu, Ogun State.


ONDO
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikare-Akoko Local Government Area, Ondo State.


OSUN
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Aisu College Hospital Road, Ede North Local Government Area, Ede, Osun State.


OYO
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp Iseyin, Iseyin Local Government Area, Iseyin, Oyo State


PLATEAU
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Mangu, Mangu Local Government Area, Plateau State.
Plateau Camp Pictures


RIVERS
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Nonwa-Gbam Tai Local Government Area, Rivers State.


SOKOTO
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp Wamakko, Wamakko LGA Sokoto State


TARABA
Government College, Jalingo, Jalingo Local Government Area Taraba State.


YOBE
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Fika, Fika Local Government Area, Yobe State.


ZAMFARA
NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Beside FRSC Office, Tsafe Local Government Area, Zamfara State.

NYSC State Secretariats
A
ABIA NYSC Secretariat: St. Finbarr's Road
P.M.B 7225, Umuahia
Tel: 08033908159
Email: nyscabia2013@gmail.com
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ADAMAWA NYSC Secretariat Fed. Govt. Sec
P.M.B 2252, Jimeta-Yola
Tel: 07034050120
Email: adamawanysc@yahoo.com
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AKWA IBOM NYSC Secretariat Federal secretariat
P.M.B 1087, Uyo
Tel: 08033364820
Email: nysc_akwaibom@yahoo.com, nyscakwaibom13@gmail.com
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ANAMBRA NYSC Secretariat 12 Okpora Street
P.M.B 4042, Amawbia,Awka
Tel: 08033481093, 08073971386
Email: anambranysc@gmail.com
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B
BAUCHI NYSC Secretariat Turaki Abdu Road, Fadamar Mada.
PMB 85, Bauch, Bauchi State.
Tel: 07068249950
Email: nyscsectbauchi@gmail.com
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BAYELSA NYSC Secretariat Block 7, Flat 1-4 Phase II, Civil Service/ FRSC Road , Yenogoa
Tel: 08035509109
Email: nyscbayelsastate@gmail.com
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BENUE NYSC Secretariat: Railway Bye-pass
P.M.B 2358, Makurdi
Tel: 08034503113
Email: nyscbenue@gmail.com,nyscbenue@yahoo.com
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BORN[/b]O NYSC Secretariat Kashim Ibrahim Road
P.M.B 1124, Maiduguri
Tel: 07031855819
Email: statenyscborno@yahoo.com
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C
[b]CROSS RIVER NYSC Secretariat KM 5, Muritala Muhamed Way Ikot Ansa
PMB 1148, Calabar
Tel: 08035816503
Email: coordnysccrs@hotmail.com
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D
DELTA NYSC Secretariat Federal Secretariat
P.M.B 5004, Asaba
Tel: 08065813245
Email: nyscdelta@yahoo.com
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E
EBONYI NYSC Secretariat :17 Nkwerre Street
G.R.A, Abakaliki
Tel: 08033384547
Email: nysc.ebonyi@yahoo.com
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EDO NYSC Secretariat : 2 Red Cross Road off Ikpokpan Road, off Sapele Road, GRA Benin City
Tel: 08033071494
Email: nysc_edo@yahoo.com
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EKITI NYSC Secretariat: Kilometer 2, Iyin Road
P.M.B 5302, Ado Ekiti
Tel: 08037752927
Email: ekitikopamails@yahoo.com
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ENUGU NYSC Secretariat 2 Abakaliki Road G.R.A
P.M.B 1293, Enugu
Tel: 08022612333
Email: nysc.enugu@yahoo.com
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FCT (ABUJA) NYSC Secretariat : No. 25 Ndola Crescent, off Michael Okpara Street (opposite Ibro Hotel) Zone 5, Wuse, Abuja.
Tel: 08037870856.
Email: fctnysc@yahoo.com
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G
GOMBE NYSC Secretariat, along F.M.C/ Ashaka Road,
P.M.B. 036, Gombe,Gombe State.
Tel: 08033740559.
Email: gombe.nysc@yahoo.com
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IMO NYSC Secretariat:Mbano Street Aladinma Housing Estate, Owerri
Tel: 08036777000.
Email: nyscimo2@yahoo.com
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J
JIGAWA NYSC Secretariat Kigawa Road,
P.M.B 7049, Dutse.
Tel: 08033120599.
Email: nyscjigawa@yahoo.com
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K
KADUNA NYSC Secretariat: Unguwa Rimi
P.M.B 2201, Kaduna
Tel: 08037012504.
Email: nysckadunasec@gmail.com
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KANO NYSC Secretariat Gwarzo Road
P.M.B 3137, Kano
Tel: 07037146344.
Email: nysckano@yahoo.com, nysckano@gmail.com
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KATSINA NYSC Secretariat Federal Secretariat Complex Katsina.
P.M.B 2034, Katsina
TEL: 08037612007.
Email: nysckt@gmail.com
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KEBBI NYSC Secretariat 4 Patrick Aziza Road
P.M.B 1043, Birnin Kebbi
Tel: 08064126789.
Email: nysckebbistate@yahoo.com
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KOGI NYSC State Secretariat Lokoja- Okene Road Lokongoma Phase 1,
P.M.B. 1046, Kogi State.
Tel: 08065553353.
Email: nysckogistate@gmail.com
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KWARA NYSC Secretariat: Ahmadu Bello Way
P.M.B 1512, Ilorin
Tel: 07030274911.
Email: nysckwarastate@gmail.com
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L
LAGOS NYSC Secretariat: Old Census Office Babs Animashun Street , Surulere Lagos
Tel: 08037103033.
Email: nysclagos@gmail.com
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N
NASSARAWA [/b]NYSC Secretariat: 26 Makurdi Road
P.M.B 31, Lafia
Tel: 08023630991.
Email: nysc_nasarawa@yahoo.com
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[b]NIGER NYSC Secretariat Bosso Road
P.M.B 83, Minna
Tel: 07032804963.
Email: nyscnigerstate@yahoo.com
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O
OGUN [/b]NYSC Secretariat Fed. Govt. Secretariat
P.M.B 2093, Abeokuta
Tel: 08033316122.
Email: nysc_ogun@yahoo.com
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[b]ONDO NYSC Secretariat Fed. Govt. Secretariat Complex
P.M.B 718, Akure
Tel: 08055949808.
Email: ondostatenysc@yahoo.com
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OSUN NYSC Secretariat New Ikirun road
P.M.B 4370, Oshogbo
Tel: 08036142478.
Website: www.nyscosun.org
Email: nyscosunstate@hotmail.com
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OYO NYSC Secretariat :Former 2, Mech. Drive
P.M.B 5500, Ibadan
Tel: 08035399787.
Email: oyonysc@gmail.com
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PLATEAU NYSC Secretariat: Old Miango Road, Kufan Opp.Chindi Hotel,
P.M.B 2258, Jos.
Tel: 08067946462.
Email: plateauofficialnysc@gmail.com
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R
RIVER[/b]S NYSC Secretariat :40 Ikwerre Road
P.M.B 5210, Port Harcourt
Tel: 08036661252.
Email: nyscriversstate@gmail.com
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S
[b]SOKOTO NYSC Secretariat Birnin Kebbi Road , Sokoto
Tel: 08027820338.
Email: nyscsokotostate@gmail.com
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T
TARABA State Secretariat: NYSC Secretariat 118 Hammaruwa way,
PMB 1058 Jalingo, Taraba State.
Tel: 08036465379.
Email: nysctarabastate@gmail.com
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Y
YOBE NYSC Secretariat State secretariat Phase 1 ,
P.M.B 1026, Damaturu
Tel: 08082056136.
Email: nyscyobe13113@gmail.com
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ZAMFARA NYSC Secretariat Sokoto Road , Gada Biyu
P.M.B 1026, Gusau
Tel: 08035601633.
Email: nysc_zamfara@yahoo.com

nice one, more power to your elbow

I AM POSTED TO YOBE BUT ORIENTAION CAMP IN PLATEAU STATE... HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE/ AND AGAIN....DATE OF REPORTING IS NOV.26....

I live in Lagos and have just been posted to Taraba State, in batch c. I dont want to go. I still feel concerned about the security in the North East. What are my alternatives?

Hadijat10:
I live in Lagos and have just been posted to Taraba State, in batch c. I dont want to go. I still feel concerned about the security in the North East. What are my alternatives?

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rukkybabes1988:
I AM POSTED TO YOBE BUT ORIENTAION CAMP IN PLATEAU STATE... HOW IS THAT POSSIBLE/ AND AGAIN....DATE OF REPORTING IS NOV.26....

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Please visit the link below to connect with those you will serve in the same states' of deployment

@Hadijat am posted to Taraba too,wil b leaving kano on 4th,is a 12hrs jrny,meanwhile wil b seeking for relocation because am married nd my hubby wont allow me stay in d camp.Just b prayerful God is in cntrl.see u soon [img][/img]

Pls anyone help me with the Name of the state coordinator of nysc of imo state.

THE DILEMA OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH CORPS SERVICE: A MIS-USE OF INTELLECT AND POTETIALS
Many Nigerians question the necessity of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in this present age, arguing that the scheme has long outlived its purpose, which was originally adopted against the background of the 1967 civil war by the visionary General Yakubu Gowon to aid national integration vis-a-vis inter-ethnic relations. The idea behind this argument is the continuous state of discord which has plagued the nation even after the NYSC was created forty- four years ago. This year (2014) the state of discord and disunity reach a point that aroused wide spread panic and fears over a possible disintegration of Lord Lugard’s 1914 algalamation (ironically, Lugard’s own Prediction) that brought Nigeria into existence (if Nigeria disintegrates Nigerian fails to exist). This should be an issue every true Nigerian, patriotic and with a nationalist spirit should be concerned about.
Fortunately we have not witnessed another war, we have survived the years as a country, but the dilemma with the National Youth Service Corps is, why is it still in existence if forty-four years later it has not solved the issue of disunity? On another though there may be disunity but no war arising from the crises, so has the NYSC failed in itself? Hence, should it be scraped or continued? I vote for continued, for various reasons.
1. The one year of service to the nation should under normal circumstance spring up the spirit of nationalism, patriotism and love for country and other Nigerians regardless of religion or tribe.
2. It is a way to keep young graduates occupied while they get experience which most companies demand upon employment. The financial packages which is insufficient also helps keep young graduates from becoming nuisances to the society and country.
3. The skill acquisition program is a good way to equip young Nigerian graduate outside the scope of their degrees, making them more veritable to the society, their families and themselves.
4. The three weeks orientation in which the values of the service corps, especially discipline is inculcated into Nigerian graduates is a good way to create model citizens
One problem with Nigeria is the neglect for philosophy. By adjusting the goals and modus operandi of the NYSC and working on problems and challenges encountered by corps member, its potency can be felt on a wider scale. The biggest challenge one would face as a corps member is accommodation. The ‘corpers lodges’ I have heard of and the few I have the opportunity to see, are an eye sore and unbefitting for decent human existence (even prisoners would deserve better). Sadly a lot of corps members use their federal stipend to pay for accommodation. Sadly also most states do not do anything to alleviate these problems a few do not even pay corps members any stipend, for yet a few the camps are worse than prison yards. Hence, corps members do not enjoy the benefits of the national service. This has caused a lack of respect for the scheme even by corps members and disregard for nation where patriotism should be gained. States should be more proactive in the welfare of corps members since even though they serve the nation, the state enjoys such services (bearing in mind that a person that serves without comfort will serve grudgingly, not giving his best).
But as far as diligent service goes, as a graduate with great potentials one would not want to underemployed or underpaid. As a youth corps member, serving the nation one would especially expect that his/her abilities would be put to good use in building the nation. Certain states have dire needs which can be filled by corps members, while giving them the much needed experience that would be useful to carry on in life. It is admirable that during the three weeks in orientation camps skill acquisition is required, however this is not sufficient in all cases in the making efficient and prosperous Nigerian youth. A state with natural endowments which remain untapped, and is fortunate to receive graduates of geology, industrial chemistry, bio-chemistry etc. as corps members and sends them all to the class room has wasted good intellect and talent and underused their potentials also denying itself of tapping the various resources that corps members have to offer and lost out of a good bargain for development.
With good supervision and mentorship from professionals Corps members can be used to design, build and renovate structures like hospitals, schools (not just as CDS projects) roads, help formulate and implement policies, raise industries commensurate with the states needs and resources and not just as teachers.
Spreading corps members through the society, into all fields of economy will create greater human development and integration especially when they are satisfactorily absorbed not into the society alone but into the economy based on their skills and amply supervised to generate maximum output and productivity. This should be the new focus of the Nigerian Youth Service Corps, not just for peace but for national development.
If truly our leaders today believe that the youth are leaders of tomorrow, then greater attention should be paid to the youths who serve the nation giving more value to the National Youth Service Corps.