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IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR BATCH C STREAM ll PCMs.
Please be informed that any PCM who fails or refuses to report to the state of deployment indicated in their Call-Up Letter may face the following consequences:
1. You will NOT be remobilized in Batch A
2. You will be required to wait for a fresh posting after NYSC has cleared all existing backlogs.
This directive is being strictly enforced. Therefore, all PCMs are strongly advised to comply with their posting instructions and report to their designated states as required.
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IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR BATCH C STREAM ll PCMs.
Please be informed that any PCM who fails or refuses to report to the state of deployment indicated in their Call-Up Letter may face the following consequences:
1. You will NOT be remobilized in Batch A
2. You will be required to wait for a fresh posting after NYSC has cleared all existing backlogs.
This directive is being strictly enforced. Therefore, all PCMs are strongly advised to comply with their posting instructions and report to their designated states as required.
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*OVERLY EXCITED PCMs ARRIVE RIVERS CAMP, DESCRIBES THE ENVIRONMENT AS WARM AND AMBIENT*
2026 Batch C stream II prospective Corps Members deployed to Rivers State have continued to troop into the camp filled with excitement, gratitude and overflowing joy.
They described the camp “neat, exciting and refreshing” and further noted that they can’t wait to fully resume camp activities and explore the “warmth of camp officials and ambient environment” which the camp boasts.
They described the reception processes as “nice, beautiful and encouraging” with smiling security personnel searching them at the gate, seamless documentation at the gate by the security committee, warm tea, water, snacks and melodious music and dance at the reception, fast and timely accommodation issuance, fitness checks at the clinic and sharp registration and issuance of kits processes.
The elated PCMs are eager, enthusiastic and raring to go as camp activities and programmes are set to fully commence.
They hailed Rivers State orientation camp as the best place to be.
To God be the glory
*OGUN NYSC COORDINATOR ENLIGHTEN 2026 BATCH ‘C’ STREAM II PCMs ON DISCIPLINE, ACTIVE PARTICIPATION*
The Ogun State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs. Omolabake Frances Adewuyi, has charged Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) of the 2026 Batch ‘C’ Stream II Orientation Course to embrace discipline, patriotism, tolerance and active participation in all camp activities.
Mrs. Adewuyi gave the charge during a briefing at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Sagamu, where she highlighted the objectives, core values and expectations of the Scheme.
She emphasised the importance of national unity, peaceful coexistence, self-reliance and responsible citizenship, urging the PCMs to be worthy ambassadors of their families, institutions and the NYSC. She also advised them to practise financial discipline, remain security-conscious, maintain personal and environmental hygiene, and adhere strictly to camp rules and regulations.
The State Coordinator further encouraged them to be punctual, respect constituted authority, cooperate with camp officials and participate actively in all activities lined up for the three-week orientation course.
The briefing also featured the introduction of principal officers and Heads of various Camp Assignments to familiarise the PCMs with the camp management structure and their respective responsibilities.
Mrs. Adewuyi reaffirmed the commitment of the NYSC management in Ogun State to the welfare, safety and development of corps members, urging them to make the most of the orientation exercise and uphold the ideals of the Scheme throughout their service year.
*OVERLY EXCITED PCMs ARRIVE RIVERS CAMP, DESCRIBES THE ENVIRONMENT AS WARM AND AMBIENT*
2026 Batch C stream II prospective Corps Members deployed to Rivers State have continued to troop into the camp filled with excitement, gratitude and overflowing joy.
They described the camp “neat, exciting and refreshing” and further noted that they can’t wait to fully resume camp activities and explore the “warmth of camp officials and ambient environment” which the camp boasts.
They described the reception processes as “nice, beautiful and encouraging” with smiling security personnel searching them at the gate, seamless documentation at the gate by the security committee, warm tea, water, snacks and melodious music and dance at the reception, fast and timely accommodation issuance, fitness checks at the clinic and sharp registration and issuance of kits processes.
The elated PCMs are eager, enthusiastic and raring to go as camp activities and programmes are set to fully commence.
They hailed Rivers State orientation camp as the best place to be.
To God be the glory
2026 BATCH ‘C’ STREAM II CORPS MEMBERS COMMENCE SWEARING IN PARADE REHEARSALS AT NYSC ORIENTATION CAMP AKWA IBOM.
Corps members of the 2026 Batch ‘C’ Stream II have commenced Swearing - In parade rehearsals at the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ikot Itie Udung, Nsit Atai Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, as part of the activities marking the ongoing three-week orientation course.
The parade exercise forms part of the camp's structured orientation activities aimed at familiarising Corps members with the NYSC parade routine and preparing them for participation in forth coming opening ceremoy on Friday.
PROSPECTIVE CORPS MEMBERS RECEIVES WARM RECEPTION AS REGISTRATION COMMENCES
Prospective Corps Members deployed to Kebbi State for their one year National Service have received warm reception as registration commenced.The gesture is aimed giving them a befitting welcoming on arrival at the Temporary Orientation Camp, Basaura.
Alhaji Bala Dabo Kagarko, the State Coordinator warmly welcomed them at the Camp main gate while calling on them to feel at home as they are in safe hands. He added that all Camp Officials are in Camp to ensure the safety and general well-being of Corps Members deployed to the State and congratulated them for been mobilized for national service while thanking God Almighty for granting them journey mercy.
In addition, he explained that being them away from home does not mean they should suffer and reassured them of his commitment to ensure they have a joyous moment on Camp while praying for a successful exercise.
Thereafter, all Prospective Corps Members were served with a chill drink with options of Coke, Malt or bottle of water in addition to a biscuit.
On the other hand, registration has commenced and ongoing seamlessly while the State Coordinator supervised the exercise to ensure prompt attention is giving our esteemed customers.
*NYSC BAYELSA CAMP COMES ALIVE AS 2026 BATCH C STREAM II PROSPECTIVE CORPS MEMBERS ARRIVE*
The NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Boro town in Bayelsa State has begun receiving prospective corps members for the 2026 Batch C Stream II Orientation Course, marking the commencement of another exciting journey of national service.
As prospective corps members arrived at the camp, officials were on ground to ensure a smooth and orderly reception, with thorough security checks conducted at the entrance before they were granted access.
In a warm display of hospitality, the arriving prospective corps members were also treated to light refreshments to ease the stress of their journeys and make them feel welcome in their new environment.
Meanwhile, registration activities have commenced, with camp officials attending to prospective corps members as they undergo the necessary documentation and verification processes.
The atmosphere at the camp reflects growing excitement and anticipation as young graduates from different parts of the country converge in Bayelsa State to begin their journey of national service, unity and self-discovery.
The 2026 Batch C Stream II Orientation Course promises to provide a platform for discipline, cultural integration, leadership development and the promotion of national unity.
A NEW JOURNEY BEGINS: ANAMBRA WELCOMES 2026 BATCH ‘C’ STREAM II
As the first light of dawn gently kissed the hills of Umuawulu and Mbaukwu, a new chapter began to unfold at the Nnamdi Azikiwe NYSC Unity Permanent Orientation Camp, Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra State.
With bags in hand, dreams in their hearts and expectations written on their faces, Prospective Corps Members arrived in trickles, turning the quiet morning into a gathering of hope, promise and new beginnings.
There were warm smiles to welcome them, reassuring words to calm anxious hearts, bottled water to refresh weary travellers and snacks to make their first moments on camp memorable. Leading the reception were the State Coordinator, Mrs Pauline Ojisua, Camp Director, Hajia Nimat Solagbelu, and other members of the reception teams, whose warm hospitality set the tone for the days ahead.
By 6:00 a.m., registration activities had commenced, following security screening and the assignment of accommodation to the incoming Prospective Corps Members.
And just like that, the camp began to bloom with life!
From the movement of luggage to the exchange of greetings, from registration desks to the growing excitement in the hostels, the familiar rhythm of orientation camp life was gradually taking shape.
For these young Nigerians, this is more than an orientation exercise. It is the beginning of a shared journey of discipline, service, friendship, leadership and national integration.
The 2026 Batch ‘C’ Stream II Orientation Course has begun, and at Umuawulu/Mbaukwu, the stage is set for 21 days of learning, discovery and unforgettable experiences.
Welcome to Anambra State. Welcome to camp. Your journey of service starts here!
2026 BATCH C STREAM II ORIENTATION BEGINS IN NASARAWA
The 2026 Batch 'C' Stream II Orientation Course has officially commenced at the Magaji Dan Yamusa NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Keffi, with Prospective Corps Members arriving from various parts of the country to begin the three-week exercise.
The camp has witnessed a steady influx of Prospective Corps Members, who are being received through a well-coordinated process involving security screening, medical checks, registration and documentation. NYSC officials, collaborating agencies and other support personnel are on ground to ensure a seamless reception and registration exercise.
The camp provides essential facilities to support the comfort, safety and effective participation of the Prospective Corps Members throughout the Orientation Course. These include spacious and well-maintained hostels, reliable water supply, improved sanitation facilities, a functional clinic, 24-hour security, outdoor training grounds, a standard parade ground and a Mami Market offering food and other essential items.
In a demonstration of the Scheme's commitment to the welfare of Prospective Corps Members, the State Coordinator, Mrs. Salamatu A. Muhammad, has ensured the provision of complimentary refreshments, including bottled water, soft drinks and biscuits, to welcome them on arrival. Additional refreshment points have also been established at strategic locations within the camp, while Nescafe Tea is available to provide hot beverages and help corps members settle in comfortably after their journeys.
Mrs. Muhammad has maintained close supervision of the reception and registration activities, monitoring operations to ensure prompt attention to the Prospective Corps Members and strict adherence to safety, orderliness and welfare standards.
Meanwhile, camp officials, security personnel and collaborating agencies remain fully engaged in providing the necessary guidance and support as the Prospective Corps Members settle into camp.
As they embark on this important phase of their national service journey, the Prospective Corps Members are encouraged to participate actively in the various activities lined up for the Orientation Course, build meaningful relationships and take advantage of the opportunities for personal development, skills acquisition and national integration.
The NYSC Nasarawa State wishes all Prospective Corps Members a fulfilling, successful and memorable Orientation Course.
Welcome to Nasarawa State. Welcome to Service!
Benue Camp Registers the First Prospective Corps Member for 2026 Batch C Stream II Orientation Course, Mr Murtadha Abdulquddus BN/26C/1321, from Kebbi State. Wishing him and other Prospective Corps Members a fulfilling orientation experience.
NYSC JIGAWA READY TO HOST BATCH C STREAM 11 ORIENTATION EXERCISE
The General Yakubu Gowon Permanent Orientation Camp, Fanisau, Dutse, Jigawa State, is undergoing a remarkable transformation ahead of the forthcoming NYSC Orientation Exercise, with intensified efforts to ensure a clean, healthy and conducive environment for the reception of Prospective Corps Members.
The exercise involves extensive cleaning and general sanitation of various camp facilities, including the hostels, Multipurpose Hall and kitchen, as well as the clearing and cutting of overgrown grasses within the camp premises.
The initiative is aimed at ensuring that all facilities are in good condition and the camp environment is neat, safe and welcoming ahead of the arrival of Prospective Corps Members.
These preparations underscore the commitment of the NYSC Jigawa State Secretariat to providing a conducive environment for a successful Orientation Exercise and a memorable experience for the incoming Corps Members.
MANDATORY UPDATE: All corps members must install the latest version of the NYSC Security App. Corp Members must download and install it from nysc.online. If you don’t install, you will not be given access into camp. Only download the app from the official link above, and never share your PIN or OTP with anyone.
TANIMU INSPECTS FACILITIES AHEAD OF CAMP OPENING
The NYSC Abia State Coordinator, Yunusa Tanimu, has inspected facilities at the Permanent Orientation Camp, Umunna, ahead of the commencement of the 2026 Batch 'C' Stream II Orientation Course.
During the inspection exercise on Sunday, the State Coordinator expressed satisfaction with the level of work completed, as well as ongoing preparations to ensure that the camp is ready to receive the incoming Prospective Corps Members.
The facilities inspected included the Corps Members' hostels, clinic, septic tanks, Man O' War training equipment, kitchen facilities, staff quarters and other essential camp infrastructure.
The exercise was part of the State Coordinator's routine assessment of camp facilities to ascertain their state of readiness, identify any outstanding issues and ensure a conducive environment for the smooth conduct of the forthcoming Orientation Course.
Accompanying the State Coordinator on the inspection tour were the Assistant Director, Planning, Research and Statistics, Ms Eziuno Abumofuani, and the Public Relations Officer, Mr. Alex Ekeoma.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PCMs AWAITING CALL-UP NUMBERS
If you have not yet received a call-up number, please note that it is essential for your deployment.
If your call-up number is still unavailable, it may indicate that you were not selected for 2026 Batch C Stream II and may be considered in a subsequent batch.
CALL-UP NUMBER MISCONCEPTIONS
The delay in receiving your NYSC call-up number is not necessarily due to any of the following reasons:
1. “I registered late.”
Registering late during the registration period does not mean you will not receive a call-up number. In some cases, those who registered later may receive theirs before those who registered earlier.
2. “My NERD status is showing Failed/Error.”
This does not automatically mean you will not receive a call-up number. You may still be issued one.
3. “I applied for a correction.”
If you applied for a correction and your application is still under review, you may still receive your call-up number.
Based on the above, call-up numbers are distributed by NYSC to successfully registered PCMs, and no individual can influence the process or speed it up through payment.