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Uniqueness01:
Where are those that didnt pay online on this thread? We need to hear their testimonies too.

haywire1:
Henhen no wonder, Ive confirmed mine too.. Backdoor confirmation, anybody dat wanna confirm too can quote or msg me ther CUN

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hadassaheke:
good morning e-fam......tori dey o, my Friend that didnt pay online, has gotten his CUL from school, he chose Akwaibom, Lagos and Kebbi state and he was posted to Kebbi state. He is a futoite.
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Hilsocial
Xcozee
Zeeenas
babatawa
Olami90
Physika
harinholar
Emlina
Stancity
adedemasta
2el
et all sorry if I didn't mention your moniker

KeriBaby:
Lol this one Frontpage dey hungry u like dis

KeriBaby:
Good morning e-fam

doublezero7:
Brothers, the ONLY documents you need is your call-up letter, green card, statement of result and letter of identification/ID card!

If you're married, in addition to the above, go with your marriage certificate, prolly some pictures (for backing) and your change of name publication in a popular newspaper!

To those who want to goan lie about having medical problems, go with your ORIGINAL medical report! But if I would advice u, please do not go with that! NYSC officials are smarter and stricter about that document! They have a way of confirming if the letter is original or not! Hospitals have some form of number/code! So if your report do not carry that number, they know it is fake and will most likely repost you...but to somewhere far away!


I have friends that applied for redeployment on medical reasons to South Western states but found themself in Sokoto and Abia states!


Please, be wise! Don't use your hand and come and kobalize yourself!


Be good y'all!

Xcozee:
@2el: uv been doing a good job... Best wishes in life

zaFuhrer:
1. Prepare Your Mind: First and foremost, you need to prepare your mind that you are leaving home for a regimented life in the camp. Life in the camp is deliberately made stressful so as to prepare you for any challenge that may confront you outside the camp. You will not find it too comfortable, It’s a camp and not your Father’s house! Just be ready for anything. 2. Itemize All Your Needs Using A Scale Of Preference (very important ones first): 1. Very Important Ones a. Statement of Result b. School ID Card c. Passport photographs (30 copies, Surplus is better than inadequacy) d. Call-Up Letter (DO NOT laminate it please) e. A Clear Bag file (To house the above items) NB: Get 10 photocopies each of items A,B, and D above. The copies may be surplus. 2. Important Ones (For your Convenience) a. Stapler, pin and office gum (will save you the stress of ‘borrow-me’) b. Two or three white T-shirts and shorts (You will be given two sets but you may not like the quality) c. Two or three pairs of socks and a white rubber tennis shoes (for rainy days) d. Bathroom slippers and Dettol f. Two plastic buckets (You can buy it in the camp but it will be more expensive) and a permanent marker g. Sponge and its case, bath-soap and detergent h. Bedsheet, towel and wrapper and two pairs of casual wear i. Mosquito Net (not compulsory) j. Handkerchiefs (very important especially for those that sweat) k. Waist bag (very very important for housing your phones, ID Cards, Handkerchief, biros, etc) l. Novels m. Small-sized Torchlight/Rechargeable lamp (small one please) n. Your ATM card(s) o. Cooler cup and spoon p. Phone and charger q. Beverages r. Ladies could add any other few conveniences. I believe you understand me s. Money! Money! Money! Hold good cash please depending on how you spend 3. Go Early: Please, no matter how close the camp might be to your street, enable to go early. If you are posted to a far state, go the day before the camp opens. They will allow you in. Going late will make you go through registration stress. Be warned! 4. Screening: The screening starts at the gate, where your loads are open and thoroughly search. They don’t want you to bring in prohibited items like iron, knives, bombs, etc. 5. Registration: The first registration will certainly be for hostel/ bedspace, where you;ll be given tags to identify with. Then the paper registrations proper follows. try as much as possible to make everything available. Look out for information pasted on walls. Follow instructions strictly. 6. Your Kits: During the registration, you will get all your kits (shirts, shorts and shoes). Use the marker to write your Code Number (CN) on them ‘sharp-sharp ” You will also be given a tag that will show your CN. That will be your ID Card temporarily. You take it everywhere in camp. You will be given a meal ticket. Misplace it and forget about NYSC food. 7. Duration: You will be in the camp for 20 full days. The 21st day is the day you will be leaving the camp. 8. No Room For Casual Wears: Immediately you have your kits, only your T-shirt and shorts with the tennis shoe are allowed on you. No room for casual wears. Parade/marching training starts immediately. The soldiers will not give you breathing space at all. You will have the first one that same Day One. Watch Out! people could be fainting on the Parade Ground. You won’t faint, calm down… So eat well. It’s the stress that causes their fainting. 9. Morning Regimented Programme: A small trumpet wakes you at 4am. Everybody gathers at the Parade Ground (PG) at 4:30am. You have your praise, worship and prayer the Christian and Muslim ways. After the morning admonitions, by 7am, breakfast follows! After eating, you will be called out again for the series of programmes lined up for you. Then you have your lunch. Rest a little and you are out again for evening parade. Then later your dinner. This will repeat itself everyday perhaps except on Sunday. 10. Hate The Food And Feed Yourselves At Your Costs: You may not like the food. You can always go to the Mammy Market (MM) i.e the Camp Market to fill your ‘tank’ with delicacies at your cost. 11. Stealing: Stealing is prevalently prevailing at the Camp. This is ‘legalised’. They can steal anything. Be wise. 12. Soldiers: Please i beckon on you all to respect and obey them. although they are not permitted to beat you, however, they can punish you. No walking, its all jogging when they call you. Don’t prostrate or kneel down greeting a soldier. Do it the soldier way. They could be friendly anyway. 13. Allawe: Your first allowance (#19, 800) will be given to you in the camp, and it will be in cash. All other ones will be through the bank. You will also get Bicycle Allowance. 14. Photography: Photographers are going to be everywhere ready to snap you, please be prudent in spending. 15. By Now Your Done With Camp And Going To Your Place Of Primary Assignment: You will be posted from the camp to where you will work. The place you work in is called your Place of Primary Assignment (PPA). Hear this: most Corps members, I mean about 90% of the Corpers will be posted to schools (especially primary and secondary schools). Only VERY FEW will be posted to the universities, polytechnics and Colleges. Please! Don’t lobby for your posting. Don’t pay anybody for assistance. Pray rather than pay. Gone are the days when Corps Members are posted to Banks and Co. Receive the shocking or expected postings as you receive your letters with joy. It’s a clarion call to service; that’s what dey call it. 16. Transportation Out Of Camp: When you get your Posting Letter, the first place to go to is your PPA. If you are identified with the Fellowship in camp, you may first report at the temporary lodge they will provide. Then you could report at your PPA later same day or the following day. Please, when you leave the camp, home- sweet-home will be on your mind, having been used up in the camp. But please, don’t go home straight. Please! Very few of your employers (i.e. PPAs) will send down vehicles to convey you from the camp to their workplaces. Private and some Govt higher education institutions do. The Fellowship too make arrangement for you at your cost. Commercial transporters will likely be available at the gate too. Be wise. 17. Accommodation At PPA: You don’t know anybody in Benue or Kogi! Where will you sleep on the first day? The Fellowship may give you a temporary accommodation pending the time you will have to get yours. You could be lucky if your employer gives you a room. Many of them don’t give Corpers accommodation anyway. So be prepared to rent one at your cost. Your first ‘allowee’ which you received in the camp is already going down! 18. Clearance: This is why you don’t have to go home straight. Your registration (clearance) at the NYSC Office in the Local Govt you will be posted to is important. Failure to complete it before going home is the beginning of your problem. He may begin to have problems with his subsequent monthly allowances. Do all registrations first. Then you can take permission to go home. Long process! You will know why it’s so. Well, I hope these few tips will go a long way.

ayusco85:
First of all I want to say a big congrats to all batch C 14 Corp members passing out today all over the country. It hasn't been an easy journey but thank God we lived to see the end of it.


Well over the course of my service year, I realized something different, unique, and special about this current batch of Corp members passing out today...............

Permit me to say they are the most special batch.........

1. We're the last generation of our kind. As their wouldn't be Batch C any more

2. We're the first to start receiving the new improve NYSC discharge Certificate that contains photograph

3. We started during Good luck Jonathan (PDP) regime but

4. We ended with new regime of Mohammad Buhari (APC)

5. We serve our nation at the time when we're needed most.

6. We preside over the election that brought Change to our dear Country Nigeria

7. It was during our time that NYSC become fully online

8. We are the first to experience nation wide head count during weekends. When we were supposed to be resting. No problem

9. And do you know that we spend exactly 323 days since when we enter camp on 26 Nov 14 - 15 Oct 15

10. Do you know that our POP is on exact day with the Islamic New year 1st muharram 1436

So you see, we're special and we will remain to be special throughout our life. I wish all the prospective batch C Corp members all over the country, all the best in all our endeavors. Stay blessed. #ICameISawIServed

Feel free to share and add any special feature of this blessed batch.

Cc: lalasticlala, ishilove, seun.

Ayima:
I swear this is disheartening, i just tried to check my dashboard and as i login then the page was loading,i saw under the page.......... PCM'S SURVEY: NOTE THIS IS JUST A SURVEY,YOU MAY NOT BE POSTED TO THE STATES YOU HAVE CHOSEN.After the page finished loading, the info disappeard leaving only my call up number there.Someone should check too.

haywire1:
Lagos Don full
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haywire1:
PREFERED STATE OF DEPLOYMENT
NYSC B'15

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LAGOS
Haywire1 105***
Goldenone 108***
donasere 116***
Doublelady 123***
horladmejy 115***
debeejay 115***
Pwettyface 119***
Adeola007 144***
Annybens1993 125***
Sammy231 105***
Blym 114***
Ekeneluvsu 111***
Idirect 150***
Walspring 106***
Eseohe23 117***
Donxab 109***
Kingnap 112***
Jaziridon 107***
Mobi18 176***
Eclipserhemmy 116***
Sharethemoney 148***
Hazelle 109***
Playbooygang 117***
Debris 132***
Adakoleagbenu 133***
Christay 127***
Zaynab9876 108***
Lawlardee 146***
Jibriljunior 113***
Gallery0519 111***
Favour89 141 ***
Ubah1 123***

CROSS RIVER
bolakale30 140***


ENUGU
Gazaliah 107***
Tonyx4x44
Onuwaje 124**
Wamenzy 126***
Mekstaniac 113***
Viktaslim 121***
Folabimi 136***
Easysam14 119***
Jayesq 140***
Neduzze5 106***
Laxlondon 104***
Goodyboo 109***

ANAMBRA
Whodohgeepee 121***
Soyedele1 174***

AKWA IBOM
Gbest58 112***
Omitooguns 104***
Ifeanyija 104***
Williamsnedd 120***
Henrybright 115***
Thespark 159***
Sod09 111***
Ijekul 141***
Mistersle3m 161***
Harinholar 116***
Donpsymon 110***
Mcdonald59 117***
Sugahylz 119***
Emphasizer 138***
Solomonodimegwu 158***
Mcdonald59 117***
Chemss 108***
Iamauxin 121***
Heybel 129***
Bharkarh 130***
Majidyusuf 120***
Jatau7 112***

OGUN
Muhyideenabdul 141**
Chrisco4christ 111***
Flex12 125***
Jglad 156***
Elmisti 159***
Ogbetty 111***
Whizqueen 173***
Blessedgurl 108***
Mistabiola 117***
Rmfunky 105***
Haykayjay 119***
Biggie023 172***
unikdamzel 131***
Encrypt 114***
Itoski 126***

ABUJA
Faithluv5 121***
Hilsocial 114***
Solecontroller 117***
Idee91
LifeIsGuhd 105***
Emerich 110***
Pascal2young 104***
Jerry24kay 157***
Marcelinho 129***
Icehood 117***
Hadassaheke 114***
SirMalik 120***
Yubbie86 128***
Ahmed4luv 121***
Kogistan 107***
Nigpatriot 114***
Odjirigho 105***
Ifetoyosi 112***
Kenkwoe 105***
Walexy04eva 106***
Kunlesufyan 112***
Shegofams 146***
Lollitapop 106***

OYO
Wunmi590 109***
Bjay5585 105***
Seun305 170***
Sambest2 201***
Holumiedey 127***

RIVERS
Akeema14 108***
Ajistai2003 107***
Danpaul1 107***
kaysteelz 209***
Aare2050 137***

BORNO
Ayima 151***

IMO
Elevation 127***

EBONYI
Desdola 185***

SOKOTO
Mukhcech 147***
Walad4yhu 114***
Analystsheriff 191***

KWARA
Ibraheematics 116***

KATSINA
Orogodoganyin 112***
Shawwal1 121***

EDO
Susskid 124***
Humblega 110***

KADUNA
dossylvanus 160***

NASSARAWA
Tk4life 134***

OSUN
BecaciaBarbie 163***
Zeeenas 166***

DELTA
Sayid 114***
Dejiadisa 150***
Klasiknonie 107***

ONDO
Ademasta 114***
Atospet 112***
balerinagold 167***

BENUE
Starlight10 105***

NASSARAWA
Abdrazak 128***

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Make una mention me (Haywire1) with ur first state of Choice and first 3digit of ur CUN. Use this format, moniker,first 3digits of ur CUN,State.
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Realtouchnot:
174 SAT FOR AN EXAM AND ONLY 10 PEOPLE PASSED.

The Faculty of Surgery, Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, released the recent Primaries result (preliminary examination taken by new young doctors, as requirements for getting an opportunity to be trained as Consultant Surgeons. The result showed that only 10 people passed out of 174, who did the exam. I think there's absolutely no justification for this result as an everage candidate was said to have spent nothing under N100, 000 as exam fee and update course fee(some of these doctors are not even employed yet)

Some of the candidates complained that most of the questions were out of the curriculum and some were based on obsolete topics which are not being practiced again in modern medicine.

This can only be termed sadism, because no reasonable teacher will publish this kind of pass rate. Some of these chaps will leave to foreign countries and become the best there, evidence abound.