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Surviving tips for Batch B Stream II NYSC members going to camp
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) on Monday announced the release of the 2024 Batch ‘B’ Stream 2 call-up letters for prospective corps members.
This was announced in a series of posts on the NYSC’s official X handle.
The post stated that orientation camp for the stream will start on August 28, 2024, the swearing-in ceremony will be on August 30, 2024 while the closing ceremony will be on September 17, 2024.
The posts read: “Some prospective corp members posted to Lagos will have orientation in Ogun and Osun.
“While some of those posted to Zamfara will be in Kebbi and Sokoto etc.
“PCMs are advised not to travel at night to the Orientation Camp.
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“Prospective corps members are advised to print and sign the addendum, which will be submitted during registration at the orientation camp.”
Here are tips for corps members going for the orientation camp
1. Do not travel to the Orientation Camps at night. Break your journey when necessary.
2. Report on your scheduled reporting date.
3. Apply for spelling errors and name rearrangements on your dashboard.
4. After documentation in the Camp, you cannot change your Date of Birth, Date of Graduation, Course of Study and Passport Photograph.
5. Do not report to the Camp if there are any discrepancies in your course of study or with the Date of Graduation on your Statement of Result and your Call-up Letter. Contact your Institution to sort it out.
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