The national secretariat of the National Youth
Service Corps (NYSC) has announced that the
nationwide orientation course for the 2015 Batch
‘A’ corps members will commence on Tuesday,
May 5.
It added that the orientation programme for
stream II of the same batch is expected to
commence on June 2.
To this end, corps members deployed to states in
the North-eastern part of the country, apart from
Taraba State, would have their orientation
programme SCHEDULED for stream II due to
security reasons.
This category of corps members would also
undergo their orientation programmes outside
their states of deployment.
According to the SCHEDULE released by the
NYSC management yesterday in Abuja, corps
members deployed to Yobe State would observe
their orientation programme in Kano State NYSC
orientation camp, corps members for Gombe
State would proceed to Jigawa State for their
orientation, while corps members posted to
Bauchi State are expected to undergo their
orientation at the NYSC Permanent Orientation
Camp in Plateau State.
Also, corps members posted to Borno State are
SCHEDULED to have their orientation in
Nasarawa State while Adamawa State corps
members have been directed to Taraba State for
their orientation programme.
According to the schedule, “Registration
commences on May 5 and closes by 12:00
midnight of Wednesday, May 6. Official closing
ceremony for the orientation programme is
SCHEDULED to hold on Tuesday, 25. However,
corps members deployed to Adamawa, Bauchi,
Borno, Gombe, and Yobe States will be hosted in
stream II and their orientation will commence on
June 2, 2015 and closes by Monday, June 22.”
Meanwhile, Akwa Ibom, Benue, Delta, Kaduna,
Lagos, Niger, Ogun States and the Federal Capital
Territory (FCT) would also host stream II of the
2015 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Course.
NYSC management staff who wants to be
anonymous, explained: “Corps members
deployed to Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe,
and Yobe States will be hosted in stream II
obviously for security reasons, but those
scheduled for stream II in others states is
because of our facilities. We have too many corps
members and our facilities would be
overstretched if they are all allowed in the camp

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