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You can collect up to N3million loans for individual and N10 million for group of 5 or more persons.

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/cbn-promises-seven-years-loans-for-corps-members/

2019 Batch C is the last Batch for this year and I'm here to reach out to every PCM for Batch C who wish to come together via social media, at least for the sake of prompt information and familiarization.

I have opened a WhatsApp group for all Graduates hoping to serve in 2019 Batch C 2019.

Kindly join via this link and inform your colleagues too.
Follow this link to join my WhatsApp group:
https:///BBGYKeQ3DrT6SPGip3OlFg

If you don't know the number of passports photographs to take to nysc orientation camp camp, kindly check out at nyscinfo.com.

https://nyscinfo.com/how-many-passports-are-needed-in-nysc-camp/

This is how to apply for NYSC/CBN loans For Corpers and Ex-corpers

https://nyscinfo.com/how-to-apply-for-nysc-business-loan/

� Do you want to know the date for printing of call up letter?

NYSC Call-up letter printing date for 2019 Batch B Stream2..
https://nyscinfo.com/call-up-letter-printing-date-for-2019-batch-b-stream-ii/

Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) is currently recruiting to the position of graduate trainees.

No work experience is required.

Application closing date: 21 July, 2019


Apply Here

The Orientation course date for 2019 Batch 'B' Stream2 was previously scheduled to commence on 16th July but now has been changed to 20th August, 2019...[More 245 words]
Source: https://nyscinfo.com/nysc-changes-orientation-camp-date-for-2019-batch-b-stream2/

If NYSC post you to a Place of Primary Assignment (PPA) that you do not like, the best way to change it is to get rejection letter from where they posted you.

For example, if NYSC post you to Grammar Primary school, but you do not like it, the best way to change it is to make Grammar Primary school reject you.

Follow the link below to see how to go about it
https://nyscinfo.com/how-to-change-your-nysc-ppa/

The Youth Entrepreneurship Development Programme (YEDP) was launched on 15th March, 2016 to enhance the deployment of the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Nigerian youths for maximum economic development.

This was in recognition of the fact that there was no better segment of the Nigerian population than the youths to propel us to our much-needed economic recovery and diversification.

In the third quarter of 2015, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) indicated that of the 36.3 million youths representing 48% of the nation’s labour force, 13.6 million or 37.7% of them were either unemployed or underemployed.

This situation could not be allowed to fester given that many of our youths had very bright ideas and big dreams but are constrained by scarce seed funding.

The YEDP aims to fix the triple-barreled constraints of insufficiency, high cost and inadequate term of capital usually faced by youth entrepreneurs and startups. It offers credit of up to N3million to eligible youth or N10 million for groups of 3 – 5 youths, Interest rate is 9% per annum.

Tenor broadly depends on project complexity and cash flow but is between 1 year for working capital loan and 3 years for term loan. The collateral requirements are quite simple: academic and NYSC certificates, third party guarantees and other movable assets.

Target beneficiaries are members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), non-NYSC (but not more than five years post-NYSC), those who possess a verifiable tertiary institution certificate, and artisans with First School Leaving Certificate or a technical certificate or accredited proficiency certificate from the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), whichever is applicable.

Beneficiaries can be encouraged to migrate to other CBN interventions to obtain more funding if they utilize the YEDP facility properly.

Apply Here

A female member of the National Youth Service Corps scheme, Ayomikun Ademorayo, who is serving in Osun State died on Sunday after she allegedly washing her hair with an insecticide, Sniper, to eliminate stubborn lice on her head.

[url]Nyscinfo.com[/url] learnt that Ayomikun applied 'Sniper' in her hair when discovered lice in her hair during preparation to fix new hair for her upcoming birthday celebration on 18th July.

Ayomikun, who was an orphan and a prominent member of the NYSC state volleyball team, applied the insecticide to her hair on Sunday afternoon and became unconscious few minutes later, and was rushed to a private hospital in Osogbo. But died on the way to the hospital.

Eye witness said; "Ayomikun loose her hair in order to make a new style for her birthday, which is in 10 days’ time. She was preparing for July 18. She had bought a new clothe and bag for the purpose. She discovered that lice had invested her hair.

"So, on Sunday afternoon, she just applied Sniper to her hair to eliminate the lice. Shortly after she did that, Ayomikun lost consciousness and was immediately rushed to a private hospital in Osogbo. But she died before she could get to the hospital."
https://nyscinfo.com/corps-member-who-washed-hair-with-sniper-dies-10-days-to-birthday/

Recall that we at [url]nyscinfo.com[/url] reported that ex-corper, Mercy Adelakun committed suicide because her boy friend dumped her.  

Mercy's boyfriend has narrated why his girlfriend committed suicide. Mercy Adelakun's boyfriend (name withheld) has given nyscinfo.com the full story why his lover took her own life.

According to Mercy's boyfriend, Mercy attempted suicide up to three times before they started dating in 2017. "I really love her despite the fact she was 'epileptic'. We both planned to get married but her parents never allowed that to happen because they said I'm cursed."

"Mercy's parents attend 'white garment church', and they always see visions that I am a curse to their family..."

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/why-ex-corper-mercy-adelakun-committed-suicide-boyfriend/

The National Youth Service Corps Foundation has begun to search for about 75 corps members who took loans between N300,000 and N400,000 to start small scale businesses but refused to pay after 4 years.

The defaulting corps members, who have now passed out, used their certificates as collateral to collect the loan but abandoned their certificates with the foundation for 4 years now.
Apply for NYSC loans

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/nysc-hunts-ex-corps-members-over-unpaid-loans/

I going to show you how to do NYSC online registration with N500 only or even below that amount.

I was prompted to write this podt because of a certain post I spotted on a blog teaching Prospective Corps Members how to run away without paying Cyber cafe man after doing online registration. You to run away is not good! So I want to show you how to minimise the cost instead of running away with somebody's money.

All you need is your smart phone or computer, then follow these steps:

1. Go to the NYSC registration portal at [url]portal.nysc.ng.org[/url] to start your registration with you computer or smart phone. 

NOTE: The NYSC online registration system automatically save each process you have passed through during registration. So you can logout and login any time to start from where you stopped.

2. When you get to the stage where to thumbprint, but because you don't have thumbprinting scanner, just log out.

3. Go to Cyber Cafe, and tell them that you only want to do thumbprinting, they would charge you N500 or less.

4. After thumbprinting in Cyber Cafe, log out and go back home.

5. When you get home, login and proceed to other stage (by that time, you have passed thumbprinting).

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/how-to-do-nysc-online-registration-with-n500/

So far, as NYSC online registration is on-going for 2019 Batch B, this is the list of schools that have fulfilled the NYSC mandatory requirement by uploading their senate list on the NYSC portal:

University of Port Harcout

University of Ilorin

Federal University Gashua

Kogi State University

Federal University Lokoja

Benue State University

Abubaka Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi

Abia State University

Modibbo Adama University Of Technology Yola

Federal University of Calabar

Mohammed Lawan College Of Agriculture Maiduguri

Sokoto State Polytechnic

Osun State University

Ekiti State University

Auchi Polytechnic

Tai-Solarin University Of Education

Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto

FUTA

Lagos State University

Polytechnic of Ibadan

Ladoke Akintola University Of Technology

University Of Ibadan

Osun State Polytechnic

Ibarapa Polytechnic

Ondo State University Of Science and Technology

Federal polytechnic Nasarawa

University of Maiduguri

Abubakar Tafawa Belewa University

UNICAL

Auchi poly

EKSU

Fecolart

Delta State University

Kustwudil

ABU Zaria

Heritage University

IBBUL

University of Abuja

Note: More schools are yet to upload their senate list, you can visit source of this information to check if there is new added school

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/nysc-starts-remobilization-for-2019-batch-a/

Best 10 states for NYSC

1. Lagos State

2. Abuja FCT

3. Kano State

4. Ogun State

5. Plateau State

6. Akwa Ibom State

CHECK OUT: NYSC State allowance for all states in Nigeria.

7. Enugu State

8. Rivers State

9. Cross River State

10. Osun State

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/top-10-best-states-to-serve-in-nigeria-as-nysc-member/

1. The NYSC online registration portal address is portal.nysc.org.ng, that’s where you’ll go for your online registration.

2. If you are registering for the first time, click on “Mobilization Batch B, 2019” to begin your registration.

3. If you have registered before but did not complete your Registration or Submit, do not create a new account instead click on “Login Here” to continue your registration with your previous Username and Password.

4. If you have been mobilized with Batch ‘A’ and previous Batches but did not go to the Orientation Camp, click on the “Revalidation” link.

5. Do not thumb-print by proxy

6. Apply for Name Correction on your dashboard if your name is not correct.

READ ALSO: How to Check your Name on the NYSC Senate List

7. Make sure the passport photograph uploaded is very clear.

8. Do not forget the Username and Password.

9. Register with Gmail address (not yahoo)

10. Cross-check your records before submission to avoid wrong details.

11. Connect with us at our Social Media platforms for latest updates www.facebook.com/nyscinfo (just like the page)

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/how-to-register-for-nysc-online-2019-batch-b/

Do you have anything that you would like to let the NYSC Director General know about or are you looking foward to talk business or anything else with him? If “yes” then this post is for you.

To make communication with Corps Members easier, the NYSC Director-General, Brig. Gen Shuaibu released an official email address where Corps members nationwide can discuss matters with him.

So if you have anything you like to discuss, report direct to the NYSC Director General, just send it to his official email address: sibrahimdg@gmail.com.

This method was officially announced by the NYSC management.

Source: https://nyscinfo.com/how-to-communicate-directly-with-nysc-dg/

This list is current and accurate to the best of our knowledge. State allowances are usually paid monthly, while some states will save the money for Corpers and then pay the accumulation at the end of service.

1. Anambra pays N8,500

2. Jigawa pays N5,000

3. Niger pays N0.00

4. Imo pays N0.00

5. Ebonyi pays N9,750

6. Nasarawa pays N5,000

7. Akwa Ibom pays N5,000

8. Edo pays N0.00

9. Oyo pays N4,000

10. Kano pays N0.00

11. Rivers pays N0.00

See Complete list

Source: [url=otondo.com.ng] otondo.com.ng[/url]

Congrats to all the 2019 Batch 'B' Prospective Corps Members who have made it up to this point!

Feel free to talk & discuss anything that relate to NYSC under this topic.

Nairaland is the best, but if you cannot always come here, you still have opportunity to join our WhatsApp group for Batch 'B'.

JOIN 2019 Batch 'B' WhatsApp Group

Hello, my fellow PCM, I want to show you how you can join our WhatsApp group for instant chat and updated.


It is simple, kindly CLick Here to join.

Thank you.

Hello, Gentlemen Prospective Corps Members (PCM),
To make it easier and smooth for effective communication, we created a WhatsApp group for all the 2019 Batch 'B' PCM.

Please Click Here to join.

Thank you.

Attention! Attention!! Attention!!!

The national youth service corps (NYSC) has released new time table for 2019 Batch 'A' programme.

The old time table was fixed at 18th February, 2019. But online registration did not commence on that date.

So, NYSC released another time table.

According to the new official time table, online registration will commence on Monday 4th March, 2019

To get the full time table, visit the NYSC time table portal or Click Here

Thank you.

I Parked my car for about 5 days without touching it. Now that I want to drive, i discovered that there is no electric power in the car. Everything shutdown! What should i do?

(I attached the screenshot of the debited acct at the end of this post)

This is to alert the general public and the good people of Nigeria what First Bank is doing to its customers, especially those that have advanced in age.

Note: I'm not writing this to discredit the bank but to seek solution from Nairalanders, and also to alert the general public.
Before writing this I have gone to one of their branches, where I actually opened the account, but they didn't have solution.

On Monday, at exactly 7:11am, I recieve an alert that my account has been debited N5,842.23, savings account. I did not do any transaction nor sign up for anything; be it online or offline.

I quickly ran to one of their branches for explanation and to know if they can revert it. But to my greates surprise, none of their customers care staff knew the reason my account was debited.
They held me in the bank for complete 4hours, until i was told to fill a complaint form, which I did. But for them to attend me became another problem, I had to wait for extra 1hr. I spent N1,500 forT-fare to visit them I lose about N6,000 for shutting down my business.

When it became obvious that they purposely avoided my case, I left the bank.

When I narrated the story to some people, they told me that it might be one yahoo guy that work in the bank. One of them told me how his 78-year-old mum was debit 10,000 for no reason. That they mostly target old people who have acct with them.

Please, can anybody explain to me why First Bank debited my account?

Below is the screenshot of the debit:

"As you know, the corps members will participate in the forthcoming election as ad-hoc staff of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

"You know that we lost a corps member during the 2015 election in Rivers, so...read more