₦airaland Forum

He may be saying the truth bt dat was before.The current state coordinator is trying her best to salvage the situation.Am also batch 18c.Do u knw john Cena(comedian)

shayubobo:
Oga that one na lie
i just left asaya camp in kogi

Chai. He didn't say so. He commended the environment and said the government will do something to improve it. I'm currently in paiko orientation camp in niger state.

ogtavia:
Tell me about it. I camped there in 2015. Its indeed terrible. No water, no toilet, prefabricated hostels with leaking roofs, terrible spring beds, horde of flies, dirty environment and poor camp food. Its a temporary structure but could be better. But I met really nice people in Paiko.

on point!
17B stream 1

I met wonderful people also in paiko, Good memories!

I'm serving in this camp as we speak.

Kennyortega:
Chai. He didn't say so. He commended the environment and said the government will do something to improve it. I'm currently in paiko orientation camp in niger state.

adegoke93:
He may be saying the truth bt dat was before.The current state coordinator is trying her best to salvage the situation.Am also batch 18c.Do u knw john Cena(comedian)

Kennyortega:
Chai. He didn't say so. He commended the environment and said the government will do something to improve it. I'm currently in paiko orientation camp in niger state.

let's link up

Richdad50:
Scrap the scrap called NYSC. It is the longest and worst project ever sustained in the country. The dream of our fathers were that it will serve as a unifier but that ship has long sailed. The fabrics of this country can never be stitched together by the concept of NYSC but by the doctrine of Nationalism and Patriotism. The love for the country is rooted in the attitude of the leaders and never the people. The people have love in abundance but their leaders have scarcity.

#RichdadDarts

I'm really struggling to see the logic in your argument on one hand you are saying national cohesion can be engendered by doctrine of nationalism and patriotism and on the other hand you're calling for the scrapping of the very NYSC that is spearheading the national integration.

For most Nigerian graduates the NYSC is the only platform they'll ever have to leave their place of abode to interact and see the other side of the country with the cultures and lifestyles.

NYSC is a veritable platform and vehicle for national integration, many have found life partners, friends and yet some have taken up residency in their place of service after the expiration of their service year in the scheme. If you did not enjoy your NYSC experience I sure did and I believe many others did as well.

Located at Paiko, that was where I camped, staying there was like going to the land of the dead and coming back.

Kennyortega:
Chai. He didn't say so. He commended the environment and said the government will do something to improve it. I'm currently in paiko orientation camp in niger state.

Why do u fake females put fake foto on your profile? . Luckily am gay

I rep black gold camp (BGC) @ Chikun Lga Kaduna 2012 Batch A.

Everything in Niger in terms of governance is bad.

XaintJoel20:
Camping at NYSC orientation camp Mangu was a blessing.

Plateau State arguably has the best NYSC Orientation Camp in Nigeria.

Special thanks to Gov. Jonah Jang....

The place is dope.. But ppa is annoying

DanDeeBoss:
Yeah he wasn't a saint but I enjoyed his leadership.... He meant good for the state... I miss him.... Talban Minna....

Yes boss

shayubobo:
Oga that one na lie
i just left asaya camp in kogi

Maybe they have fixed it sha

Paiko camp where I got Virgina itching everyday

adegoke93:
He may be saying the truth bt dat was before.The current state coordinator is trying her best to salvage the situation.Am also batch 18c.Do u knw john Cena(comedian)

sure,my hostel dey beside OBS,sambisa hostel lol.....

NwaOhafia:
Has he being to Kogi camp? That camp is as dirty as where pigs stay.

I still rep Nsit Atai camp

#TeamAkwaIbom

EmekusTHEgreat:
I'm serving in this camp as we speak.

Can you give us first hand information about the camp?

lucksonlight:
Can you give us first hand information about the camp?

Ok, i assume it has numerous features perculiar to all other camps in the federation, from our call up letters we were informed that it used to be a former Secondary School (Former Abubakar Dada senior secondary).
We make use of the classes as rooms, in each room there are about 16 double bunked beds spacing an estimate of 32people, of course I'm uncertain about the condition at the female hostels, or other hostels far from mine.
The hostels are made of metal, like shipping containers, so they get quite hot in the afternoon.
The toilet facilities and bathing facilities are adjoined, and scarce, i.e 6 rooms with a pit toilet for both bathing and excretion serves about 6 hostels, long lines in front of toilets are a common sight.
There is no SAED lecture-hall so we make use of canopies in an open ground, has its prospects and consequences.
The staff and personnel present are friendly and approachable, the commandant (the Major as we call him) is highly recommendable, disciplined but compassionate. The attitude of the people around is actually the only thing enjoyable about the camp.
The male and female hostels are well distanced from each other and even separated by walls with about three alternative gates. At this time of the year the weather is cool and dry (harmattan).
The food is in actuality substandard, but this shouldn't be a suprise as camp food is known to be below standard. Theft is sporadic, happens occasionally, the most common things stolen here are buckets and money.
Water is scarce, corpers regularly buy water from sellers around, the camp is quite big and has a lot of unutilised lands around.
The clinic is large but frequently runs short on drug inventory, the staffs are diligent but the bed spaces are few there are four available beds for each ward (male & female).
Due to the price of food in Niger state, food is affordable in the mammy market, a plate of rice often goes for N250 or N300 depending on the stall. the market is considerably large,

My friend in Niger state camp seem to be having fun.

Boxer007:
Why do u fake females put fake foto on your profile? . Luckily am gay

Like seriously, what the hell is wrong with you people?? Why are you angry about me being pretty? Is my beauty to much for you to handle? Take ur bitter gay self off me

Juliearth:
I am sure the indigenes have learnt their lesson. Talba wasn't a saint,but he sure did well for the state.

Talba was by far better than him.

Banter1:
Talba was by far better than him.

Better by far. Why the locals hated him is something I can't even fathom. I am sure lessons have been learned and they would vote wisely this time.

Juliearth:
Better by far. Why the locals hated him is something I can't even fathom. I am sure lessons have been learned and they would vote wisely this time.

I hope so. But one thing for sure, he will win again because zoning system is strong in Niger State.

Banter1:
I hope so. But one thing for sure, he will win again because zoning system is strong in Niger State.

Zoning-the bane of Nigerian politics. Let's keep our fingers crossed and see how the game plays out.

Juliearth:
Zoning-the bane of Nigerian politics. Let's keep our fingers crossed and see how the game plays out.

Yeah

EmekusTHEgreat:
let's link up

Alright

Kennyortega:
Alright

Camp don finish na..