hiroz:
rivers b14 here..camp is ok.it is quite expansive..with multiply halls of residence.boys and girls hostels have sm little demarcations.the rooms are large with like 50bunks per room,so nothing like personal space.toilet n bathrums are ok the food aint so bad.but when it rains,the camp is messed up,mud everywhere...after camp,nothing like oil money,everybody na teacher..serving in obio/akpor l.g.a which is also 1 of the l.g.a that covers porth harcourt city...

kannyt01:




probably, what can u tell abt d state/

Rori:

We dey hia

Queenzy:



I am a batch B corper serving in Nasarawa state and when I was in camp, nursing mothers were not allowed to stay with their maids. Nursing mothers were not even allowed to stay in the hostels at all due to the Sanitary condition of the hostels. 

I remember a corper who had twins and they were only about 4 months old, her maid was only allowed to stay with her on the first day. She was sent away by the officials on the second day and the nursing mother was given permission to return home to her husband. 

Nursing mothers were attended to before any other corp member and was allowed to leave the camp immediately back to their husbands house!

If you're married, pregnant or a nursing mother, you should be posted to where your husband is living provided you submitted the appropriate documents stating that you are married.  If you did not submit those documents, then you can apply for redeployment in camp. But be rest assured that nursing mothers and pregnant women will not be allowed to stay in the hostel. The only exceptions were for those that were posted far from their husbands state of residence and married women who were not pregnant. 

For married women who are not pregnant, the decision to stay in camp is yours as you will be given the option of redeployment. But nevertheless, after camp, redeployment is a necessity.

As a nursing mother, my advice is that you go very early, the earlier they finish with you, the better it is for you and your baby. Trust me, you don't want your child getting sick due to a dirty environment. Also, as soon as you get to the camp, ask questions. Ask the female camp officials or soldiers. I'm sure they will tell you the right thing to do

I hope this helps.  

tolustx:
When u receive ur call up leta 2mao nd u see any of dis states, don't bother to check stream I or II. U are automatically in stream II. The states are:
Adamawa
Borno
Bauchi
Yobe
Gombe

The states below will have both stream I and stream II. So ur HBP starts wen u c dat u are posted to either of dis states:
Akwa ibom
Benuee
Delta
FCT Abuja
Kaduna
Lagos
Niger
Ogun


Wishing u guys all d best

kingsbeko:
yess the make accommodations for dem! Which will be inside camp , in some camps they stay in the same hostel wit other otondos

DrViviSarj:
Well. *clears throat* lemme introduce myself

Name - Vivyanne
Sch - Madonna uni
Course - Public Health
Would like to serve in gidi

kingphilip:
Lemme formally welcome u too

Gud evening omotalkie we are happy to c u
God bless u
Amen

Have our little princess started walking

rhema9898:


I don see my own na PH confirm!!!

Na only u registered, na only you go enter Borno.

Rita41:
Explain number 1 please