Pls someone should recommend a Good IVF clinic for me in Abuja and how to Prepare my body for the whole Procedure May God Answer all our Prayers and Grant our Hear Desires

Was your Cycle Successful there I am thinking of Cycling with them soon

Queenmother1:
Update guys... This is day 2 of my down regulation and going well aside the headache i feel.

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From the organizers of the show Miss Kogi Beauty pageant and the new queen emerged... Queen Abdulateef Titilope Kawiyat Miss Kogi 2017/2018..

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I think this pageant is supported by the State government and other brands so why on earth will the winner get such a car I think the winner deserves better.
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Time table

iamawara:



wow wow wow. bro how I wish we can unmask the last points. so we can see date for the orientation camp

28th Nov

This is the proposed time table for nysc 2017 Batch B prospective corps Members

Barbarthundey:
What is written is not corresponding with the snapped one

yes I can see the errors too, but the snapped one is the correct one

*NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2017 Batch B stream 1*



1 Display of list of all approved programmesfor institutions on NYSC portal for cross checking and feedback14th – 21st September 2017

2. Collation of Prospective Corps Members’ Data by Corps Producing Institutions CPIs 12th – 30th September 2017

3. Submission/Uploading of Senate/Academic Board Approved Results for Full/Part-Time Graduates and Revalidation Lists by CPIs3rd – 8th October 2017

4. Uploading of Corrected Lists by Corps Producing Institutions8th – 14th October 2017

5. On-line Registration by Foreign and locally Trained Nigerian Graduates17th October – 12th November 2017

6. Entertainment of complaints from Prospective Corps Members by the state Deployment and Relocation officers and NYSC Help Lines/Desks officers.17th October – 12th November, 2017

7. Forwarding of Complaints to Mobilisation Dept by State Deployment and Relocation officers17th October – 12th November, 2017.

8. Deployment and Printing of Call-upLetters by ICT Department14th – 19th November, 2017

9. Notification/On-line Printing of Call-up Letters/Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions21st – 25th November, 2017

10. On-line Printing of Deployment Disposition by Corps Producing Institutions CPIs21st – 25th November, 2017


11. Orientation course will commence on Tuesday, 28th November, 2017 for stream 1

Source:Nysc

2017 BATCH 'B' PRE-MOBILIZATION WORKSHOP COMMENCES OCTOBER 9

The 2017 Batch 'B' Pre-Mobilization Workshop will take place from 9th to 12th October, 2017 in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital.

The Workshop will serve as an avenue for the NYSC and other key stakeholders to make a post-mortem of the previous Mobilization exercises, and proffer ideas for a seamless process of Mobilizing Prospective Corps Members of the 2017 Batch 'B'.

Stakeholders that traditionally join the NYSC at the programme are the National Universities Commission, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, National Board for Technical Education as well as all Corps Producing Institutions, which will be represented by their Students' Affairs Officers.

We are set to use our platforms, www.facebook.com/officialnysc, @nysc_ng (Twitter) and @nysc_ng (Instagram) to bring you highlights as events unfold at the workshop.

Stay tuned

#2017BPreMob

Source :Nysc

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Wishing you all the best as we await the official time table from Nysc

10. Hate the food. Pay the cost.
You may not like the food served. So you can always go to the Mami Market to fill your ‘tank’ with delicacies at your cost.
11. Stealing
A lot of things go missing during the 21 days in camp. Be wise. Don’t take too many valuables to camp.
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12. Soldiers
Soldiers are not permitted to beat you; however, they discipline erring corps members. But they could be your best asset during the orientation camp period. Most of them are friendly.
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13. Allaweeee!
Your first allowance (N19, 800) will be given to you in the camp; it will be in cash. All other ones will be through the bank. You will also get #1,500 Bicycle Allowance and #500 transport allowance to your PPA after camp.
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14. Photography
Photographers will be everywhere ready to snap, please be prudent in spending.
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15. Place of Primary Assignment (PPA)
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). 95% will be posted to schools where they will teach. 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, Oil companies and Co. Receive the shocking or expected postings as you receive your letters with joy. It’s a clarion call to serve!
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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. Very few of your employers (i.e. PPAs) will send down vehicles to convey you from the camp to their workplaces.
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17. Accommodation at PPA
You don’t know anybody in Benue or Kogi, so where will you sleep on the first day? The Christian or Muslim 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 corps members accommodation, anyway. So be prepared to rent one at your cost. Your first ‘allowee’ you received in camp could be used to secure temporary allowance. But that is if you haven’t spent it.
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18. Clearance
This is why you don’t have to go home straight. Your registration (clearance) at the NYSC Office in the Local Government you will be posted to is important. Failure to complete it could spell disaster. For example, you may have problems with subsequent monthly allowances. Do make sure you do all registrations first. Then you can take permission to go home.

Hello PCMs, Take your time to read this! Write this down or save it on your phone
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The 21 days in camp could be the best or worst period in your life depending on how you want it to be for yourself.
To make it your best period, adapt from the very first day you arrive in the Orientation Camp.
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These are some of the things that may help get you started on the right track.
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1. Prepare yourself very well:
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.
2. Go to camp with these items (you can write these down some where)
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a. Your statement of Result
b. Your school ID Card ( or final year i.d card)
c. Passport photographs (Just go with 8 copies, but if you forget this one, don't worry there are many passport photographers in camp that will be begging to snap you, disregard every rumor that says you should go with 20 or 30)
d. Call-Up Letter (DO NOT laminate your call-up letter please)
e. A Clear Bag file (To house the above items)
Important Ones.
*Below are additional items you may need to go with, but you can still buy them from 'mami market inside the orientation camp*
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a. Stapler, pin and office gum
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
e. Two plastic buckets
f. Permanent marker (you need this to write your name on your properties)
g. Sponge and its case, bath-soap and detergent
h. Bed spread, towel and two pairs of casual wear
i. Mosquito Net
j. Handkerchiefs
k. Waist bag (very important for housing your money, phones, ID Cards, biros, etc)
l. Small-sized Torchlight/Rechargeable lamp (small one please)
m. Your ATM card(s)
n. Cooler cup and spoon
o. Beverages
p. Ladies could add any other few conveniences. Sanitary pads etc
NOTE: You can still buy them from 'mami market, so it is either you come along with them or come with enough money to buy them from mami market
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3. Arrive early
Please, no matter how close the camp might be to your village, 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!
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4. Screening
The screening starts at the gate, where your luggage is thoroughly searched. Officials don’t want you to bring in prohibited items like iron, knives, etc.
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5. Registration
The first registration will certainly be for hostel/bed space, where you’ll be given tags to identify with. Then the proper registration follows. Try as much as possible to make everything available. Look out for information pasted on walls. Follow instructions strictly.
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6. Your Kit
During the registration, you will get all your kits (shirts, shorts and shoes). Use the marker to write your Code Number on them! You will also be given a tag that will show your Code Number. That will serve as your temporary ID Card. You take it everywhere in camp.
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You will be given a meal ticket. Misplace it and forget about NYSC food.
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7. Duration
You will be in the camp for 20 full days. The 21st day is the day you exit.
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8. No room for casual wear
Once you have your kits, only white T-shirt and white shorts with the white tennis shoes are permissible.
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The soldiers will not give you breathing space at all. People usually faint on the Parade Ground. But you won’t faint because you are prepared. Eat well, prepare well and you are good to go.
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9. Morning parade.
A small trumpet wakes you at 4am. Everybody gathers at the Parade Ground at 4:30am. You have your praise, worship and prayer the Christian and Muslim ways. Breakfast follows by 8 am after morning admonitions. Subsequently, corps members will summoned for a series of programme. Then it’s lunch next, after this make sure you get some rest as you will be out again for evening parade before dinner.

kcy:

yes, go and check

where

BlaQWolf:
That should be never getting married...

why pls?

Ok

serverconnect:
Chai! i am not married yet.

lol

Getting married can be very exciting and tasking in the midst of all that, some prospective young couples to be forget the basics .as a married man or woman what are those things you wish you had known or done before getting married and how did it affect your marriage ?
Please drop your comments below so that we can all learn from this.
I am looking forward to reading amazing insights


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