To those of you that have been deployed to go in this coming stream, i say a big congratulations to you all, and i ask God to make it easy for you where so ever you find yourselves.
As a matter of experience, not that I've served before, but i have some experience regarding how things use to be at camps and i want to share it with you.
To avoid being extorted at camps, i want you to buy as many things as you can before you get to camp.
1. Your short wears (whites), will be what you will be wearing throughout, you will be given 2 sets, if possible you should add 2 or 3 more from home.
2. Your white cover shoe, you will be given one pair, you should try and buy two more (rubber ones) because the one they will give you doesn't dry up easily when you wash it and it's part of what you always wear.
3. You should get your waist/chest bag before going if possible.
4. You can find and ex corper, borrow his/her shirt (with NYSC on it) and snap passports with red background (unless otherwise).
5. If you need redeployment, and you don't know anybody to help you do Nigeria there, then you need a good medical report from a government hospital, medical report should report you ill and that you need to be close to your doctor/hospital for frequent checkups, it should be written well, if possible you can even take drugs to that illness to camp(it happens naturally, but redeployment works faster if you know somebody)
6. Small small things will cost you much in that camp, if you don't want to buy anything from home, then you need to get enough cash to use at camp, your face masks, bathing materials etc. And if there is cold, you need to be buying hot water at mini mart.
7. I wish you journey mercy to your respective orientation camps and throughout your stay, i wish you the very best.
8. Those of us that will wait for December of January, let's exercise a little patience, remember that we've waited for around 7 months, in the next 4 months all of us will only be narrating how we spent our days at camps, as per as batch B is concerned.
Thank you.
Thanks FOR information