tunmmyunited:
My PPA, GSS Jakatai, Mangu... Accomodatn in Jos north na sumtin else, most of my fwends were even rejected..... I rep NYSC Marshal Band! Can't 4get d day we playd NYSC anthem b4 National anthem due 2 d error 4rm PR0, we enter am dat day cos na all of us yansh up everywhere after d drills competition.... Missing Mangu already

U no everybody was rushing to Jos North $ besides dey r corpers already in the system. I was actually rejected too in Jos North buh gotten anoda beta place and 4 accommodation, is very eazy, even where I stay dey are some rooms left.

Tmex:
if u no fall in for naija delta u no do well o I actually tried the iya bola stand too but I missed out on the oha soup

Actually I missed Niger Delta kiosk, my friends gist me abt dat place but sha no qualms, Kai u for taste Oha Soup ooooo........him make sense die. Miss u all

Tmex:
Plateau camp was fun though, I'm beginning to miss mangu already. The 3 am biggle, the water melon soup, mrs legman's lies, captain quadri's yansh up everywhere, the stubborn man inside the multipurpose hall, the special weather and a whole lot I rep platoon 1, naija delta kitchen is my favourite but I sometyms fall in at aunty tosin's noodles kiosk. A big fun it is 3 weeks like 3 years.

My broda!!! He no eazy at all..... See dressing like goal keeper because of cold and if u reach parade ground late just make sure u will yansh up den Nigeria wakes up from sleep, na so we go stand still or replace hair dresses (Hip Hip Hip ____Hurray). Kai its was fun buh Iya bola, Mama Ada (Oha soup) dey chop my money. my only regret is dat I neva step in to that Origin stand $ my friends says it was fun.............

Hello Nairalanders!!! For those dat redeploy we miss u all. I was posted to Jos North (NEPA) but wen we got there, we were all rejected but I got another place better than NEPA because those dat are doing there PPA in NEPA won't be paid. And I will get paid in my new PPA. What a Wonderful God we serve. if ur in Jos North $ nid a place, just call me wit this Number 08069217872. Just a room left....Hurry

funkiedipsy:



Dahs hw we never got to meet.

Yes we neva net..... Even on d last day I still see some of the nairalanders, how I wish we met . How was your trip? I know you redeployed

Its real fun here in Mangu Camp........I hope you all are enjoying ur stay in camp. What of the Cold? Cover urselves welloooo, Meanwhile Disco Night was something else and miss u guys. I hope you are not all redeploying ooo, cos am here in plateau.....

Wow!!! Reporting Live from Camp..... After the whole registration stress, we are just cooling off. The camp make sense die. Registration starts rite from the gate, so be prepared...... I wish all dat will be joining us tomorrow safe trip.. Ciao

Nuges11:
Just taking off from ib...wish me safe trip guys

Safe Trip

Nuges11:
Okay, so I made some enquiries. Jos is #5700 for corpers from IB with ABC Transport. There's no night bus so the best bet is to leave monday morning (8am). The journey is roughly 15hrs and there's provision to pass the night at ABC's terminal in Jos. Anyone with any other info should please say something......Mykel has been really helpful, thanks bro......QAAT, I'm not sure I get you but its nice meeting you too, and having you as a tour guide is something I'm seriously looking forward to

The truth is dat ABC transport in Alakiya close to the Young motors in ibadan take off close to 9.30am. My prayers is that you get to jos before 12am. U know dat ABC switch drivers at their terminal in lokoja. Getting to jos early depends on the driver's speed. Safe Trip.

holadimeji04:

wah abt from lag, will dere b provision for us too?? cus its one of d reasons I wana go wif night bus.. pls reply

Most of the ABC cars do load from Lagos and they do take off from ibadan around 9-9.30am. Most times passengers going to jos are few but since its during this period (NYSC) dey will be a lot of passengers. I'd advice you take night bus and get here in the morning or u take ABC and get here around 12am upward. So choose one and u still enjoy the benefits, adding to it, u will be given a refreshment that u can take in the course of the journey(ii.e only ABC does that). The terminal here in jos is safe and sometimes if there is rumor dat robbers are busy u will have to pass the nite at their terminal in Akwanga.

Nuges11:
I'm Segun Adenaike. Finished from OAU, studied Electronic and Electrical Engineering. I've been posted to Plateau state and, trust me, saying that I'm seriously nervous is puting it mildly. QAAT and others, I hope for your sakes that serving in Plateau would be as interesting as y'all have succeeded in making me believe, coz if its not, I'm going to have all your heads on a plate and I'm serious about that Thanks for the info tho, I knew absolutely nothing before now. I'll be going from IB and I plan leaving on monday (night bus). Wishing us all journey mercies and a fun-filled service year ahead.

I dey in ibadan too. But ibadan pple are nice (having our heads on the plate). U no something I will be ur personal tutor $ ur guide. I will make an arrangement 4 u in my compound so I can look after you properly and if u did nt stay in one place den ur head will be on the plate.......how about that

Some one send this info to me and I think u will find it useful
As we all are about to set out for this great
journey its important we prepare our mind for
the worst to come. PLS NOTE THIS INFO IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THOSE WHO CARE..
GO EARLY!
Even if the camp is on your street, go early. They will allow you in. Going late will make you go through registration stress. Be warned!
SCREENING
It starts at the gate. They dont want u to bring in prohibited items like iron, knive, bombs, etc.
REGISTRATION
The first one is for hostel/bedspace. Then the
paper registrations proper. Make everything
ready. Look out for information pasted on walls.
Follow instructions strictly.
YOUR KITS
During the registration, you will get your kits -
shirts, shorts, etc. Use the marker to write your Code Number (CN) on them 'sharp-sharp" You will also be given a tag that will show your CN.
That will be your ID Card temporarily. You take
it EVERYWHERE in camp. You will be given a
meal ticket. Misplace it and forget about NYSC
food (hunger will finish Ʋ if Ʋ no get moni)
DURATION
You will be in the camp for 20 full days. The
21st day is the day you will leave camp.
THERE YOU GO!
Immediately you have your kits, only your T-
shirt and shorts with the tennis shoe are
allowed on you. No room for casual wears.
Parade/ marching training starts immediately.
The soldiers will not give you breathing space at all. You will have the first one that same Day
One. Watch Out! people could be fainting on
the Parade Ground. You won't faint, calm down... So eat well. It's the stress that causes their fainting. Don't form superman o, EAT ! YOUR MORNINGS
A small trumpet wakes you at 5am. Everybody
gathers at the Parade Ground (PG) at 5:30am.
You have your praise, worship and prayer the
Christian and Muslim ways. Blah-blah-blah till
the day breaks finally. Breakfast follows! After eating,you will be called out again for the series of programmes lined up for you. Then you have your lunch. Rest a little and you are out again for evening parade. Then later your dinner. This will repeat itself everyday perhaps except on Sunday.
THE FOOD
You may not like the food. You can always go to the Mammy Market (MM) i.e the Camp Market to fill your 'tank' with delicacies at your cost.
STEALING
This is 'legalised'. They can steal anything. Be
wise.
SOLDIERS
Hmmm, Obey them o. They can punish you. No
walking, its all jogging wen they call u. Don't postrate or kneel down greeting a soldier. Do it
the soldier way. They could be friendly anyway.
Be wise.
ALLOWEE
Your first allowance will be given to you in the
camp cash. All other ones will be through the
bank. You will get Bicycle Allowance.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Photographers are ready to snap youevery
minute. Manage your cash................
NOW, YOU ARE ABOUT GOING OUT OF THE
CAMP
YOUR POSTING
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). Hear this:
most Corpers, I mean about 90% of the Corpers
will be posted to schools (especially primary
and secondary schools). Only VERY FEW will be
posted to
the universities, polytechnics and Colleges..
Gone are the days when Corps Members are
posted to Banks and Co. Receive the shocking
or expected postings as you receive your
letters with joy. It's a clarion call to service;
that's what dey call it.
GOING OUT: TRANSPORTATION
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. Please! Very
few of your employers (i.e. PPAs) will send
down vehicles to convey you from the camp to
their workplaces. Private and some Govt higher
education institutions do. The Fellowship too
make arrangement for you at your cost.
Commercial transporters will likely be
available at the gate too. Be wise.
ACCOMMODATION ::
You don't know anybody in Damaturu or Ekiti!
Where will you sleep on the first day? The
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 Corpers
accommodation anyway. So be prepared to rent
one at your cost. Your first 'allowee' which you
received in the camp is already going down!
REGISTRATIONS
This is why you don't have to go home straight.
Your registration at the NYSC Office in the Local
Govt you will be posted to is important. Failure
to
complete it before going home is the beginning
of a
Corper's cup of tea. He may begin to have
problems with his subsequent monthly
allowances.
Do all registrations first. Then you can take
permission to go home. Permission to go home?
Long process! You will know why it's so. Well, I hope this few tips will go a long way

Good Morning everyone and Happy New month to you all
In this month,
N: No more sorrow
O: Overflowing Grace
V: Very many blessings
E: Exit from unfruitfulness
M: Multiple Lifting
B: Barrenness shall be far from you
E: Enter into your peace
R: Rejoice, cos you will laugh.
Happy new month.

Gud afternoon everyone!!! For those who are scared of security or crisis? Security is tight in jos and as we approach elections, my advice is we follow the thread and pls try and tell me where u all will be posted to (LG) so as to give you the security update....... You all don't have problem. As for accommodation, anyone posted to Jos North or close I will get someone to make arrangement for you and as for those posted far, I will ask around and post any update concerning ur issues. Am sure am lucky 2 have been posted to plateau to meet new faces despite my 10yrs here on the PLATEAU. Once again you are all welcome

gunther6:
Everybody dey urge me to redeploy o.... Jos is fresh, Jos is good, Jos is nice but Jos gets bombed....

I have witness different crisis here in jos which resulted me staying in school longer than the required period but Jos is Peaceful and then its was ethnic crisis and which everyone now know that we have to live peaceful. But now we have one common enemy which is BH. So lets all pray for peace in Nigeria, if not for those pple, Jos is the most peaceful place to stay. Am just talking buh its ur choice if you want to redeploy

shedrachwa:



Its a good idea, u'll sleep all tru d' journey then wake up in d'plateau, no trafic, no road blocks

Yes that's true. You just said it all

gunther6:
Drop your number here to be added to the C14 whatsapp group, QAAT you are needed here.... Or better still add me on whatsapp and just say hi to be added 08069642293.
Shedrach, Nettyzee, Suptol and a few others have been added

Am not going anywhere!!! I will stay as long as you all stay in plateau. Am here.

shedrachwa:



Why B
I tink i deserve a solid A

So sorry! U do deserve it. Weldone $ Kudos.....Nice Research.

mykel152209:
Thumbs up to QAAT, keep up d good work.

To my bro n sisters coming 4rm SW,I wish u safe journey n I wish all PL otondos a happy service year on d Plateau

Thankz Myke.

funkiedipsy:

Thanks hun

Uwc..... Anything for you

[quote author=mykel152209 post=27587894]

Its abt 30mins 4rm Jos to Mangu Camp[/

quote]

Actually it depend on the kind of car, actually Baba Jang(Gov) is doing the roads so one have to careful when driving. So let's say 45mins to 1hr. No fear oooo. Honestly you will love it here in jos. Particularly I have stayed in Jos for over 10yrs. So don't worry Plateau is Peaceful just be Careful and no enter any corner.

funkiedipsy:

Okay but one can come tuesday even if we get to camp site late yeh?

Its not a problem since you will be coming by Air. But for those coming by road I advice you take night bus (i.e if u are okay wit it) so u can arrive plateau by morning and immediately you go in to the camp. Its simple. Am saying this because of those coming the very 1st time and u may be scared of (night).

Things you all need to bring the following to camp:
Photocopies of ur result $ original
At least 10 or more passport. Especially for those that will want to be redeployed
*STATIONERY
*WHITE T-SHIRT 3 @ LEAST or more to avoid washing
*WHITE SHORTS 2 @ LEAST
*PLAIN WHITE SNEAKERS (2)
*WHITE SOCKS @ LEAST 4
*TREATED MOSQUITO NET (its not compulsory)
*PANADOL,PARACETAMOL,PAIN KILLERS
*PADLOCKS
*WAIST POUCH
*BEVERAGES/PROVISIONS
*DETTOL ANTISEPTIC
*BATHING SOAP
*WASHING SOAP/DETERGENT
*TOWEL
*SLIPPERS
*BEDSHEETS
*PACK OF HANDKERCHIEF
*RECHARGEABLE LAMP/FLASH LIGHT
*PLATES,BOWLS,CUPS AND SPOONS
*POWER BANK/EXTRA PHONE BATTERY
*MINI STAPLER/PINS
*VASELINE,HAIR CREAM
*TOOTHBRUSH/TOOTHPASTE
*SINGLETS
*BODY SPRAY
*EXTENSION/ADAPTER

Buh actually if you can afford it no problems

Please my advice to those coming from far places, please and please make sure you arrived the camp early its for your own benfits...... I know what am saying cos there is. Specific time , camp will be closed. Maybe 2 days after the original date. Pls

shedrachwa:
From my findings,

Researc Objective- obtain certificate

Research qeustion- how will i cope

Research hypothesy- it will be fun filled

Scope of study- plateau

Limitation- very cold weather

Methodology- survey d'enviroment and lay low

Plan of study- obatin other profesional certificate while serving, save my allawee, prepare for the future.

Recomendation nd conclusion- ...........loading

If I was going to be ur supervisor, after thoroughly been read and approved am sure you will have a B. Good Job.

gunther6:
Let's keep the ball rolling with introductions.
Tayo, OAU I studied Economics #plateauC14 #Greatife. QAAT is doing a great job by the way.

Thank you so much am Honored and also welcome you to the team. In case u have any question pls ask......

Good evening fellow intending Corp members.... Introduction time.
My name is QAAT meaning QUEEN AISHATU AFOLABI TOLANI.
University of jos
1st degree B.sc Management (Bus. Admin)
2nd degree B.sc Accounting.
Posted to Plateau
Am from ONDO STATE but based in IBADAN and I grew up in KANO.
It will be Nice meeting you all in the camp.
You have nothing to fear. We are welcoming you all to Mangu Camp in PLATEAU

Good evening fellow intending Corp members.... Introduction time.
My nae is QAAT meaning QUEEN AISHATU AFOLABI TOLANI.
University of jos
1st degree iB.sc Management (Bus. Admin)
2nd degree B.sc Accounting.
Posted to Plateau.
It will be Nice meeting you all in the camp.
You have nothing to fear. We are welcoming you all to Mangu Camp in PLATEAU

funkiedipsy:

Babe ul show me around ooo. Its goin to b my ist tym in d north

Its not gonna be a problem so far we are posted to same LG or close. So no qualms

funkiedipsy:

Ok thanks. Please How far is d airport from mangu

Its not dear....... Its should take less than 30mins.

No its not like that!!! We in Plateau state, we luv too much guy so we speak more of English except for dose who will be posted to some LG dat dey do not undastd english much. So its nothing to fear...... Just relax

shedrachwa:



My mistake, am sorry madam.

Its nothing. Ba damu wa...... Meaning no problem