The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC,
management has released the time-table for
2016 Batch B stream II orientation course.
A statement released by the management
reads, “The NYSC Management wishes to
inform prospective Corps members and other
stakeholders that the 2016 Batch ‘B’ (Stream
II) Orientation course will commence on
Tuesday, 24th January, 2017.
“The lineup of activities for the course is shown
below:
a. Tue 24th – Wed 25th, Jan 2017-
Registration/verification exercise
b. Thursday, 26th January, 2017 – Swearing-in
ceremony
c. Monday, 13th February, 2017 – Closing
ceremony
“Prospective Corps members are advised to
report to camp at the scheduled date as
registration/verification will end at midnight of
January 25, 2017.
“All are also to note that original copies of
academic credentials and other documents
uploaded during the online registration MUST
be presented on camp for physical verification.
“In addition, all Prospective Corps members
MUST present medical certificate from a
government or military hospital showing their
health status before they will be registered and
admitted for the Orientation course.
“Management wishes prospective Corps
members safe journey to their respective
camps as well as a successful Orientation
course”. -Vanguard news
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