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icoolj: Ohkay Hmmm...thks!. wish ya all d best of luck!

Thanks wish u d same too.

icoolj: Heya! Pls wassup wv Ogun? A lot seem to b interested in ds Ogun o.

I heard the facilities in ogun camp are still in perfect condition and in general the whole camp experience is nice @least so I've heard sa.

Hello everyone, I won't say I'm new here and I won't say I'm old tho but I've been here long enough to see wats going on and I beg u guys to bury the hatchet please. I joined NL to make friends and get information from y'all buh all I've been seeing is insults flying about and I begin to question myself if joining NL is one of my numerous bad ideas. I dey beg una, make peace reign, I'd really love to see y'all in camp tho, #team lagos or Ogun not yet made up my mind.
#batch B all the way. Have a good day.

CrazyMan: @bolded

This is usually the believe of prospective corpers...unfortunately its not true.

Participation of such activities can win you lots of girls...true, you would be popular...true, but when it comes to getting a good ppa in the state capital, it has nothing to do with it.

If you want a good ppa or a re-deployment, start hanging out with the nysc officials you meet from day one...don't waste all your time on those activities...they're just for wining the heart of ladies...nothing more.

Ur reply is super on point.

crownikky: Ɣε̲̣̣̣̥άн‎​ I submitted mine last month...I think is 4 nysc I.d card....

Thanks a lot.

geewah: you will be given the same day you will collect your call up letter.

Thank you for ur help. I really appreciate it.

geewah: i did that two or three weeks ago, you should do that ASAP because that is what DSA will use to process prospective corper school I.D card.......

Thanks,but I already have the I.D slip when they failed to give me I.d card. Is it really compulsory?

geewah: Shout out to ma hommies outta there lasu FMS '12 batch B calling#teamekitikete

Good day geewah, I'm a lasuite too but from FSS and a prospective batch B, I got an info that we are supposed to submit fotocopy of our clearance form to student affairs, I wanna ask if u know about it and if u know wat exactly they wanna use it for.

[quote author=ThoniaSlim]What exactly do you mean by rugged life?

Also for foreign graduates, do we need to go back to Abuja to pick up our call-up letters or would they be sent to us?[/quote

Foreign students only need to go to abuja for their registration, then nysc sends dir call up letter to the nysc office in their respective state. For more info go to www.nysc.gov.ng

hardeysola: To me u don't need it, Buh u can't still print out sha cox we don't know whc policy NYSC will come up w/ again...Batch B on point

Thank you! I'll go to jamb office to get it.

Jumikiels: hello Folariiin, pls when did u pay d money nd when was d jamb no released, cos we ve paid as well in ma sku, february, up till now no news on d number!

I paid earlier this month, and dey just told me to follow up my documents until it was released. The best thing for you to do is to go to the admission office in your school, they are the ones in charge of d jamb issue.

hardeysola: I must confess, I knew nuffing concerning those w/out Jamb registration number .Buh the thing is that I knew some that went w/ Batch A that were also in this kinda scenario .. So don't worry its gonna be sorted out .We shall all make batch B In Sha Allah!!!

Thank you for replying, I av checked the mobilization list that was pasted at student affairs, and my name is there with my jamb registration number, do I still need to get the admission letter?

hardeysola: To all Lasuites in here
Alhamdulillahi!!! NYSC Batch B Mobilisation List is Out & Pasted @ LASU-Student
Affairs...........Awaiting Coppers r xpcted 2 bi in skol, Very Crucial B4 it will bi taking down 2 Abuja nxtwk

Pls I need ur help with d whole jamb reg number issue. I'm a lasuite waiting for batch B,and I av paid the 4000 I was asked to pay and I av submitted it to my faculty,I wanna confirm if it won't affect me in getting d callup number. Pls ur reply will help me a long way