The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), a pivotal scheme implemented by the Nigerian government, plays a vital role in nurturing Nigerian graduates towards nation-building and national development. This illustrious initiative seeks to mould the country’s youth into responsible citizens, dedicated to the betterment of their nation
As we mark a significant year in the life of the NYSC, the Management is pleased to announce the inauguration of the 2023 Batch ‘C’ Stream II Orientation Course commencing on Friday, 24th November 2023. Here’s an exhaustive guide that outlines the necessary information, crucial dates, and important guidelines for prospective Corps Members and other stakeholders.
Key Dates/Schedule
Mark your calendars, as the NYSC 2023 Batch ‘C’ Stream II Orientation Course is scheduled with the following itinerary in all NYSC Orientation Camps:
Commencement/Registration: Friday, 24th November 2023
Cut-off date for Registration: Midnight Saturday, 25th November 2023
Swearing-In Ceremony: Thursday, 30th November 2023
Closing Ceremony: Thursday, 14 December 2023
“Essential Tips for 2023 Batch ‘C’ Stream II Corps Members
1. Head to Designated Camps: Follow the instructions in your Call-up Letter to reach your assigned camp.
2. Foreign-Trained Graduates: Bring your International Passport and original documents when reporting to camp.
3. Travel Safety: Avoid night journeys; seek shelter in secure locations if traveling after 6:00 pm.
4. Call-up Letter Insights: Carefully read your Call-up Letter for crucial instructions.
5. Security Awareness: Parents, stress the importance of security; use approved motor parks for travel.
6. ND Certificate for Polytechnic Graduates: Present your ND Certificate at the Orientation Camp.
7. Say No to Fake Documents: Strict measures in place to tackle fraudulent documents.
8. Lost Call-up Letter: Refer to the blog post guidelines if you misplace your Call-up Letter.
9. Legal Consequences: Understand the repercussions of not reporting for service or using fake documents.
10. Special Considerations for Certain Corps Members: Married, pregnant, and nursing mothers have specific guidelines for registration in their spouses’ States of residence.”
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