This is a tentative time table but it was published by NYSC today so I thought I should share it
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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
<span style="font-family: Times; font-weight: bold; text-align: start; -webkit-text-size-adjust: auto;"><font size="4">NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2014 Batch A</font></span>
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
NYSC 2013 Batch C Call up Letters Ready
The 2013 Batch ‘C‘ Prospective Corps Members are advised to check their posting and collect their call up letters from Tuesday 29th October.
If you are a foreign trained graduate, please collect your call up letter from the NYSC secretariat in your state of domicile as indicated during registration.
Those Deployed to Adamawa, please report to Taraba camp; Borno should report to Gombe camp; and Yobe should report to Bauchi camp
Please keep to time and to the date indicated on your Call-up letters.
Wishing you a violence-free service year.
Please check this blog for things you will need to take along for service
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
List of NYSC ORIENTATION CAMPS IN NIGERIA
ABIA: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, UMUNA, BENDE LGA, ABIA STATE.
ADAMAWA: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, OLD GONGOLA,BREWERY DAMARE VILLAGE ALONG LAPONDO ROAD,GIREI LGA.
AKWA-IBOM: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP,NSIT ATAI LGA.
ANAMBRA: NYSC PERM. CAMP, PROGRESSIVE SNR SEC SCHOOL, UMUNYA, OYI LGA, ANAMBRA STATE.
BAUCHI: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, KM 60 WAILO EXPRESS ROAD, GANJUWA LGA BAUCHI STATE.
BENUE: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, WANUME,TARKA LGA, KM 35 MAKURDI BOKO ROAD. BENUE STATE.
BORNO: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, BIU ROAD, MAIDUGURI BORNO STATE.
BAYELSA: KAIAMA GRAMMAR SCHOOL KAIAMA KOLOKUMA/OPOKUMA LGA, BAYELSA STATE.
CROSS-RIVER: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, OBUBRA, OBUBRA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, CROSS RIVER STATE.
DELTA: NYSC PERM. ORIENTATION CAMP FORMER MARTINS TTC, ISSELE-UKU ANIOCHA NORTH LGA, DELTA STATE.
EBONYI: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP FORMER MAC GREGOR COLLEGE AFIKPO, EBONYI STATE .
EDO: NYSC PERM. ORIENT. CAMP, OKADA GRAMMER SCHOOL, OKADA EDO STATE.
EKITI: NYSC PERM ORIENTATION CAMP ISE/EMURE GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ISE-ORUN LGA, EKITI STATE
ENUGU: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, AWGU, AWGU LGA ENUGU STATE.
F C T: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, KUBWA F.C.T ABUJA.
GOMBE: NYSC ORIENTATION CAMP, GOVT SEC. SCH, KM 27 GOMBE-BAJOGA ROAD GOMBE STATE.
IMO: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, UMUDI, NKWERE L.G.A, IMO STATE.
JIGAWA: Jigawa state NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP,OPPOSITE ARMY BARRACK, FANISUA DUTSE, DUTSE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA.
KEBBI: GOVERNMENT SCIENCE COLLEGE, DAKINGARI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, KEBBI STATE.
KADUNA: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, KM 16 KADUNA-ABUJA ROAD, CHIKUN LGA, KADUNA STATE.
KOGI: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, ASAYA KABBA, KABBA BUNU LGA, KOGI STATE.
KANO: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP,KUSALA DAM, KARAYE, KARAYE LGA, KANO STATE.
KATSINA: MULTI-PURPOSE YOUTH CENTRE / NYSC PERM. ORIENTATION CAMP, KM 4, MANI ROAD, KATSINA STATE.
KWARA: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, YIKPATA, EDU LGA, KWARA STATE.
LAGOS: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP IPAJA, AGEGE, LAGOS STATE.
NIGER: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, GOVT. SEC. SCHOOL PAIKO MINNA-ABUJA ROAD, NIGER STATE.
NASSARAWA: NYSC PERMANENT. ORIENTATION CAMP, MAGAJI DAN YANUSA, KEFFI, NASSARAWA STATE.
ONDO: NYSC PERMANENT CAMP, ONDO STATE COLLEGE OF BASIC SCIENCE, IKARE-AKOKO, ONDO STATE.
OGUN: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, IKENNE ROAD, SAGAMU, OGUN STATE.
OSUN: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, HOSPITAL ROAD, EDE OSUN STATE.
OYO: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP, ISEYIN, ISEYIN LGA, OYO STATE.
PLATEAU: ZANG SEC. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL BUKURU PLATEAU STATE.
RIVERS: COMMUNITY SECONDARY SCHOOL, NONWA-GBAM TAI LGA, RIVERS STATE.
SOKOTO: GOVT. TECHNICAL COLLEGE FARU-FARU SOKOTO (USED BY SOKOTO POLY.) SOKOTO STATE.
TARABA: TARABA STATE GOVERNMENT COLL JALINGO, JALINGO L.G.A., TARABA STATE.
YOBE: NYSC PERMANENT ORIENTATION CAMP FIKA, FIKA LGA, YOBE STATE.
ZAMFARA: GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL, TSAFE, GUSAU-ZARIA ROAD, TSAFE LGA, ZAMFARA.
Monday, October 25, 2010
Fake NYSC Camp busted
I discovered this news late (it happened in August 2010) but I still have to share it with you. A fake NYSC camp?!! unbelievable but it happened. Read on..
Last Monday uproar along Keffi- Akwaga Road, Nasarawa state, got residents of the area wondering what the problem was, as members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) fled in different directions.
Decency was thrown to the dust as some of them reportedly fled half nude and bare footed, jumping into any available means of transportation, from a camp located about a kilometre behind a police post, which is used as orientation of the NYSC members.
In their confused states, most of them fled, leaving their property at the mercy of the invaders who were later discovered to be officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC). However, some of the unlucky ones were whisked away in the NSCDC vehicle.
Not too long, reason for the invasion was discovered to be that the orientation camp which has been in existence for some time was illegal. Other startling revelations about the clamp down according to spokesman for the NSCDC, Mr Okeh Emmanuel, revealed that some of the corps members were students from different higher institutions of learning who did not graduate owing to problems associated with carry over courses. Others, according to Emmanuel, were students of satellite campuses, Distance learning programmes and Part time study centres, who are not permitted to partake in the compulsory one year youth service.
Preliminary investigation according to Emmanuel, revealed that a syndicate which key members are on the run, instituted the fake orientation camp. This, they succeeded in doing with the alleged connivance of some key members of the NYSC headquarters, Abuja.
Emmanuel stated further that preliminary investigation also revealed that a total number of three hundred fake Corp members went through the compulsory one month orientation at the camp and were awaiting deployment to their respective areas of primary assignment which was to take place on Tuesday 27th July, 2010, when luck ran against them.
Astonished at the discovery, Emmanuel hinted: “As an organized crime, the whole exercise is a syndicate thing made up of a cartel all over the country with agents both in the tertiary Institutions, NYSC Office and so on.
“Investigation so far revealed that the Agent at the South-East in whose account money was deposited by one of the victims as indicated in the teller, is called Chinedu Ogene Uchendu while that of South-South axis is called Osita, and Steve Agabi, a staff of University of Jos coordinated the axis. From the arrested persons’ statement, there is a link between the coordinators and staff of NYSC headquarter, Abuja, where one Mr. Abraham was mentioned”. A nursing mother was also arrested
A total of sixty-nine fake corps members according to him were arrested. Among them was a nursing mother who reportedly came to the camp with her child. During interrogation, Emmanuel said the arrested fake corps members confessed to have paid as much as N70,000 to N150,000 to their agents , in order to take part in the compulsory one year service at the end of which they would be issued NYSC discharge certificates. They were said to have also confessed that the gentle man agreement did not include their benefitting from the Federal government monthly allowance.
Expressing shock at the dexterity with which the cartel operates, Emmanuel said, “As at the time of parading the fake Corpers before members of the press by the Deputy Commandant General, Operations, Mr.Evans Ewurum, the representative of NYSC Director General Dr. John Abuluera, Director of Procurement attested to the fact that insinuation and suspicion about the influx of fake Corps members have been on air and as a matter of fact that the DG had set in motion all necessary machinery to track down suspects.
“The Director of Mobilisation, Mrs Michala stressed that the agency with the aid of the DG will not relent in their pursuit of purging the system of fake corps members, as well as hunting for personnel that are likely to be involved in this type of heinous crime. She also assured that they would not only lose their job but face prosecution in line with the law of the land”
The collaboration with the various security agencies of government according to him was what lead to the arrest by Civil Defense Officers, adding that the arrest would serve as deterrent to others.
The arrested corps members as gathered, were immediately charged to an upper Area Court, Keffi for further prosecution.
Last Monday uproar along Keffi- Akwaga Road, Nasarawa state, got residents of the area wondering what the problem was, as members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) fled in different directions.
Decency was thrown to the dust as some of them reportedly fled half nude and bare footed, jumping into any available means of transportation, from a camp located about a kilometre behind a police post, which is used as orientation of the NYSC members.
In their confused states, most of them fled, leaving their property at the mercy of the invaders who were later discovered to be officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC). However, some of the unlucky ones were whisked away in the NSCDC vehicle.
Not too long, reason for the invasion was discovered to be that the orientation camp which has been in existence for some time was illegal. Other startling revelations about the clamp down according to spokesman for the NSCDC, Mr Okeh Emmanuel, revealed that some of the corps members were students from different higher institutions of learning who did not graduate owing to problems associated with carry over courses. Others, according to Emmanuel, were students of satellite campuses, Distance learning programmes and Part time study centres, who are not permitted to partake in the compulsory one year youth service.
Preliminary investigation according to Emmanuel, revealed that a syndicate which key members are on the run, instituted the fake orientation camp. This, they succeeded in doing with the alleged connivance of some key members of the NYSC headquarters, Abuja.
Emmanuel stated further that preliminary investigation also revealed that a total number of three hundred fake Corp members went through the compulsory one month orientation at the camp and were awaiting deployment to their respective areas of primary assignment which was to take place on Tuesday 27th July, 2010, when luck ran against them.
Astonished at the discovery, Emmanuel hinted: “As an organized crime, the whole exercise is a syndicate thing made up of a cartel all over the country with agents both in the tertiary Institutions, NYSC Office and so on.
“Investigation so far revealed that the Agent at the South-East in whose account money was deposited by one of the victims as indicated in the teller, is called Chinedu Ogene Uchendu while that of South-South axis is called Osita, and Steve Agabi, a staff of University of Jos coordinated the axis. From the arrested persons’ statement, there is a link between the coordinators and staff of NYSC headquarter, Abuja, where one Mr. Abraham was mentioned”. A nursing mother was also arrested
A total of sixty-nine fake corps members according to him were arrested. Among them was a nursing mother who reportedly came to the camp with her child. During interrogation, Emmanuel said the arrested fake corps members confessed to have paid as much as N70,000 to N150,000 to their agents , in order to take part in the compulsory one year service at the end of which they would be issued NYSC discharge certificates. They were said to have also confessed that the gentle man agreement did not include their benefitting from the Federal government monthly allowance.
Expressing shock at the dexterity with which the cartel operates, Emmanuel said, “As at the time of parading the fake Corpers before members of the press by the Deputy Commandant General, Operations, Mr.Evans Ewurum, the representative of NYSC Director General Dr. John Abuluera, Director of Procurement attested to the fact that insinuation and suspicion about the influx of fake Corps members have been on air and as a matter of fact that the DG had set in motion all necessary machinery to track down suspects.
“The Director of Mobilisation, Mrs Michala stressed that the agency with the aid of the DG will not relent in their pursuit of purging the system of fake corps members, as well as hunting for personnel that are likely to be involved in this type of heinous crime. She also assured that they would not only lose their job but face prosecution in line with the law of the land”
The collaboration with the various security agencies of government according to him was what lead to the arrest by Civil Defense Officers, adding that the arrest would serve as deterrent to others.
The arrested corps members as gathered, were immediately charged to an upper Area Court, Keffi for further prosecution.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2010/08/nscdc-uncovers-illegal-nysc-orientation-camp/
Sunday, February 21, 2010
MY TWO CUPS OF RICE!
Hi slims,
I heard about your blog from a friend and I decided to share this with you.
I'm laughing now but this incident was not funny the day it happened.
I was a corper in Jos, Plateau state. that is, the northern state of Nigeria.
On this fateful day, I was broke and didn't have cash, all I had was 2 cups of rice and a few other ingredients. so I woke up early and cooked this rice without meat. I ate some of it and left the rest beside my cupboard, in our open kitchen (i didn't have a fridge) then I went off to my place of primary assignment.
After work that day, I saw some of my guys and they were complaining of hunger, this was toward month end (we had not recieved our allowance for the month yet). I then invited them to follow me home since I had cooked rice at home.
They joined me and we walked about a mile before we got to my house. As we just got into the house I sensed something was wrong but i didn't know what it was. Just then, the first goat ran out and jumped on my pal's leg and ran away.
We all panicked but I ran into the kitchen and there I saw the second goat still eating what was left of my rice on the floor of the kitchen! hey!!!
We chased that goat that day till we were tired.
plus we were all hungry!!!!
My friends had walked that whole distance to come and chase goat in my house.
from that day they named my house ANIMAL FARM.
the joys of NYSC!... nice blog.
from J.D
I heard about your blog from a friend and I decided to share this with you.
I'm laughing now but this incident was not funny the day it happened.
I was a corper in Jos, Plateau state. that is, the northern state of Nigeria.
On this fateful day, I was broke and didn't have cash, all I had was 2 cups of rice and a few other ingredients. so I woke up early and cooked this rice without meat. I ate some of it and left the rest beside my cupboard, in our open kitchen (i didn't have a fridge) then I went off to my place of primary assignment.
After work that day, I saw some of my guys and they were complaining of hunger, this was toward month end (we had not recieved our allowance for the month yet). I then invited them to follow me home since I had cooked rice at home.
They joined me and we walked about a mile before we got to my house. As we just got into the house I sensed something was wrong but i didn't know what it was. Just then, the first goat ran out and jumped on my pal's leg and ran away.
We all panicked but I ran into the kitchen and there I saw the second goat still eating what was left of my rice on the floor of the kitchen! hey!!!
We chased that goat that day till we were tired.
plus we were all hungry!!!!
My friends had walked that whole distance to come and chase goat in my house.
from that day they named my house ANIMAL FARM.
the joys of NYSC!... nice blog.
from J.D
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