10 interesting things about prospective corp members"

     The National Youth Service Corp(N.Y.S.C) was established to foster national integration and peace among the diverse ethnic groups in Nigeria. This noble cause to a large extent has been successful but i believe that the institution needs to upgrade its structure, operation and vision.

Prospective Corp Members are the next Otondo probably waiting in-line to be mobilized and they're always feeling the pressure like O'God let's this day come as quick as possible because they feel like experiencing the Camp environment...

The feelings that encompasses been the next Otondo do filters so many questions in the minds of Prospective Corp Members ranging from how the experience is going to look like, kits to impress, thinking about how to meet new people and stuffs like that..

These are the 10 interesting things about prospective corp members;

1. The foremost interesting thing about Prospective Corp Members is that they will wish to be addressed as Otondos till they finally got to know that Otondo really means Mumu..

2. Most Prospective Corp Members are always feeling the hype with lots of propagandas from those who have never been to Camp before, especially when it's  a month to Camp service.

3. As a PCM, there's the eagerness to know more about youth service from the outgoing batch, just serving and had served the nation members. With the information gathered, PCMs get prepared for whatever will be coming their way when dey fully become a CM.

4. The camp training would seem a lot easier as they had prepared themselves before it.
They tend to acquire more skills and work orientation frm CDS as they've learned about it while being a PCM.

5. Getting mentally prepared is an interesting fact of being a PCM because it gives the opportunity to test your capability and show your ability as a CM.

6. As a PCM, there's always the feeling of excitement to become a CM. But also, there's a part of you that miss being an undergraduate. Reminiscing past events, nostalgic moments wen you see a throwback pic, discussion with fellow PCM, all these bring the feeling of not wanting to leave school. The good moments you shared, daily activities and several other things will b missed.

7. There's always that feeling of getting ready for the challenge ahead, wanting to explore the country as you get posted to a state u never been. There's the feeling of wanting to meet new faces and interact with people of another tribe.

8. As a PCM, several questions will be running through your mind like;
★Can I take my laptop to camp?
★How many times do they give food in camp, And at how many hours interval?
★Camp fire is when, And what is it all about?
★Can my waist pouch be multicolour?
★Are there electric sockets in the hostels?
★Are guys allowed in female hostels and vice versa? lol
★Can I go with my chess board?
★Do they give pounded yam in camp?
★Am I allowed to customize my khaki?
★When shall we be finishing daily activities so that we can go and rest? And so on...

9. As a PCM, you'll always be present on the internet, you won't want to be cut off to information and that's when you will get to meet new Friends on the internet.

10. And lastly, the phobia of not wanting to go with Stream 11 because of the 28days difference between both streams and some PCM have spent over a year  at-home...

Wishing all Prospective Corp Members happy Camping and wishing you all fruitful Service year and better Job in the future....
                            

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