PCM News: NYSC has updated the 2017 batch A Mobilisation Calendar.

From the updated calendar, the new date for deployment is 18th to 23rd of may. You can find the updated calendar Here.

Happy easter!

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NYSC: 8 TIPS YOU MUST CONSIDER BEFORE GOING TO CAMP." by Abigail Anebuokhae and Ehis Ehiagbonare

Congratulations to those who have completed their online registration. I wish the others luck and Godspeed. Alot of mails have been sent to us at corperslodge808@gmail.com, mostly to ascertain the information about registration and what you may or may not need in camp especially from the females. I'm glad we have been able to help alot of people with registration issues. To tackle the questions about what you may or may not need in camp, we consulted two former corpers, and from the ladies perspective they synthesized the piece you are about to read. I hope you find it helpful. *** Ladies, i know you are excited about your posting for the compulsory national service. Congratulations!!! However for you to stand out and look smart and classy in camp, there are some do's and dont's you'll have to follow. PACKING FOR CAMP Don't go with your mother's biggest luggage (you are going to camp not your husband's house), pack lightly...

NYSC: SAMPLE OF THE NYSC CALL-UP LETTER

NYSC ORIENTATION : THE FIRST DAY IN CAMP

Prospective Corp members are usually baraged with a lot of information,most of them conflicting. These informations range from Online registration, getting the call up letter, preparation for deployment and that picture listing the 'requirements' in camp. While getting this general information are thrown around, its harder to get detailed break down of what really would go down the first day at camp. We'll explore what an Otondo should be expecting and how S/he could make it easier. The first day of camp can roughly be broken down into five parts, arrival, accommodation, registration, kits collection and platoon registrations. Part 1: Arrival. On arriving camp, you'd be directed to the police post, to have your luggage checked. The check is to ensure Corp members enter camp with the required materials and not prohibited materials. Afterward the Corper will be required to write down their name and will be given a number. This number is very important during re...

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