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Pls, I really need directions. Help.

elmisti:
J.j my guy
...i don dey expect ur thread since yestdai.............bubu pay for children day last mnth, probably he gobpay for salah dis mnth too.
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My G! How far ma?? Me wey open thread don forget sef,,,, we were paid 29th/30th June(Lagos corpers sha).... Make una no worry, e go show before weekend..

peepz what's up na..... y is nysc delaying our allawee?? if you have been paid kindly tell us when,bank,state,batch and streamm. thanks

ifeanyija:
yea they jst paid me. gtb. Akwaibom state

thanks for the response. What batch pls?

It seems the FG and NYSC officials have felt the heat from angry corps members. Several corpers are reported to have started receiving March allowances this afternoon 12th April. If you have received,kindly tell us the bank,state,batch and stream. Thanks

Chuvin22:
Gbam! It has Landed. Oshey!!

if true,tell us state nd bank pls

TeddyPendergrass:
Loool oga relax no dey rush. E go come.

btw is batch A getting double allowance

can't say about batch a. That's why I'm asking

seunnuga:
The policy is 30 days after the last pay day...so do the maths.

really? So I'm guessing first week of april

One day to the end of March,and we wonder. Dear NYSC where is our March allawee? Pls guys let us know here if you have received your allawee, stating the bank,state,batch and stream. Also, Batch A stream 2, have you been paid your 'remaining' allawee? kindly update us

agrovick:
Delta, diamond. O ti clear

korrekt. We dey wait

Well, this is no news article but we have to give kudos to who deserves it. As at yesterday evening/night, 1st March 2016,corps members were reported to have started receiving their bank alerts for February "allawee" banks like GTBank, Access bank, Zenith bank etc had commenced payments. So kindly update us by replying this thread,stating your state of deployment,batch,stream,bank and when you received "alert" thanks.

na palm oil I go drink dis nite. NYSC no try Lagos corpers never receive allawee,abi na just me? Who don get here

na palm oil I go drink dis nite. NYSC no try Lagos corpers never receive allawee,abi na just me? Who don get here

serendipityF:
Me too o, banking with UBA, wetin dey happen na?

its now scary. Me too is uba, servin in lagos

Wahala dey. Some corpers have been paid Jan Allawee,some have not. What may be d reason for dis? Some states Like lagos,ebonyi have yet to pay corpers N19,800. Should we be worried?

labienyce:
Do I need my Waec certificate in camp for registration?

I don't think so. I think it applies to foreign trained.

Hello guys. Pls I just wanna ask,what Nigerian network offers the cheapest call rates to same,and other networks?? Kindly drop your comments. Thanks

For enugu we don enter one state of shin shin shin. Yawa dey

lol. nobody fit mess wit my allawee o.

Hi guys. Today is 30th in the very very long month of January. Any hope for allawee ? Kindly let us know if you have received alert. Thanks

Sunny4increase:
quote author=jswagg4 post=42393041]Oh. Boi. Boyz red o. Any Allawee update?
Bros, we're still keeping 'vigil' o.
Cross River State paid their workers (January Salary+ allowee, etc) on the 15th... the middle of the month!
No State allowance by the Rivers State Govt. sef.

na wa o. Me dey talk of FG 19,800. My PPA na from 11th I go get

Oh. Boi. Boyz red o. Any Allawee update?

Any Allawee update?

sheyman4phy:
If u apply for relocation dem go give u sharp sharp.

soooo should I?

my own don finish. no I didn't bargain 4 dis. I just chose lagos as 3rd choice to avoid north. Na em dm con post me go. lagos? I don't know any1 there. What do I do? Dy say accomodation is xpensive. Where's d money? Maybe I should forfeit dis batch.

Hi senior corpers. Will being an OBS crew member stop me from partaking in Platoon competitions like drama? Cuz I love drama. Thanks

sirRiddy:
I was part of OBS during camp. Just ensure you register early. I joined cos iI wanted to avoid parade. It helped as i was able to avoid strenuous activities but that was because I as an executive member. However I paid duly through substitute stress of overseeing camp broadcasts. It was worth it though and I met wonderful people too.

thanks so much for taking time to respond. I intend to be in camp a day before. Will this help? Thanks

[quote author=sojas post=39051616]OBS is okay. All you have to do, go there and show interest. They dont discriminate in course of study. Your ability to do the work after some days test.[/quote ] thanks so much for your response. So they'll test us? Pls what does it entail?? Thanks anyway. God willing,I'll be up to any task

sojas:
OBS... Everyone want to join and end up not joining.
I hate that part... 'if u re sleeping, u re wrong'

hi. Plz can u explain?

Good evening all. Una be senior corpers now o. Tuale for una.pls. I have a question for you all. I'm a prospective batch B corper. How's every1 doing? I'm a Geologist by training. But I have a flair for good writing and was a guest presenter in my school's radio station. Pls what's d fastest or surest means of joining OBS crew in camp? What are d hurdles involved? Thanks

Nawao. I chose Akwa Ibom as my second choice. I can understand the disciplinary spirit imbibed at camp. Bt nothing social? Even burn fire or drama night? From the views here,Na total dulling? I came across this link,though 2013 at least na,let B15 b different na.. . nyscdiary..co.ke/2013/04/a-photo-essay-of-2013-nysc-orientation.html?m=1

Feeds NYSC, the chief of all volunteering efforts in Nigeria ‹ › Home View web version Thursday, April 4, 2013 Oluwabusayomi Sotunde at 4:48 PM A photo Essay Of 2013 NYSC Orientation Camp, Akwa-Ibom, State The first three weeks orientation camp has ended with corpers assigned to their Place of Primary Assignment (PPA). The camp experience is one that many corp members (or prospective corp members) look forward to with great expectation and excitement. However, aside serving ones’ fatherland; there are various activities designed by the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to instill the real crop (vision) of the exercise into the consciousness of the youth corpers. Various activities and experiences ranging from the incessant sound of the piccolo/ veego (a trumpet with half the length of tubing as a normal trumpet), the early morning devotion by 5:30 am, early morning jogging/exercise, lectures, parade practices/exercises to queuing at various intervals to sign documents or other stuffs; corp members are trained to fulfill the vision ofthe NYSC programme. Corp members are expected to imbibe and emulate characteristics such as loyalty, patience, discipline, selfless service, humility, perseverance, amongst others. These characteristics are expected to help corp member not only in their place of primary assignment but also in their future endeavor in life. I have compiled a photo essay of my experience at the NYSC Akwa-Ibom Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikot Itie Udung, Nsit Atai Local Government. At the bottom of each picture, I have summarised what each picture signify and the activity(ies) each one represents. Enjoy! Welcome To NYSC Akwa-Ibom Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikot Itie Udung, Nsit Atai Local Government Security Members at the front gate of the camp as prospective corp members “obey the clarion call.” NYSC Kit: Some corp members bidding to change their oversize/undersize khaki Corp member fetching water at the camp ...under the sun or in the rain; Nigeria is ours, Nigeria we serve Parade drills Skill acquisition: corp members are enjoined to register with a group to learn a skill. The picture here is that of hat/bead making skill acquisition group. Man O’war activities One of the handbooks distributed at the NYSC camp for corp members Endurance trek: NYSC officials (Man O’war) distribute a sachet of glucose to each corp members before the endurance trek activity commence During the Endurance trek: Na jeje we dey go o… ... the resting place for the endurance trek after about two hours journey Corp member rest ….. The Journey continues... … queuing for the first federal “allawee” at the camp Kitchen experience:corp members awaiting their meal at the camp kitchen Inter-platoon cooking competition; Platoon Nine actually won J NYSC Camp officials watch as corpers enjoy their camp bon-fire night After the camp-fire night, corp members pick up the pieces of yesterday Corp members search for their items a day before leaving camp Some of the prohibited items seized at the gate of the NYSC camp Mammi Market, Akwa-Ibom chapter Mammi Photographer stand (Akwwa-Ibom) Mammi tailors ...waiting for the arrival of Governor Godswill Akpabio on the Passing out parade ceremony ...original Awa-Ibom woman :-) NYSC band: Akwa-Ibom Batch A Corpers Kitchen Activities: Corp members are usually enjoined to assist kitchen workers in the cooking of camp meals. This is done on a platoon (Group) basis