Share your Nysc Camp experience

Was posted to Kogi state (Kabba)
Got there by 4p.m or thereabouts,
Jumped all lines and completed registration in less than an hour
Collected my flat matress and kit (hid that in my bag for the first 3 days),
Ate bread and butter I bought along the road for dinner with beer from mammy
Slept till the soldiers started with their whistle by 5 a.m,
Went to mingle with newcomers in my mufti to avoid all the unnecessary, pointless drills,
The rest of the nysc is a different case altogether.
Samuel



My first day on NYSC camp? I met almost 5 old friends of mine from my previous sch, it was fun, went straight to Mammy Mkt to enjoy Palmmy with them...those that Camped at Ikare Akoko in Ondo State will know better, lol.
Uche


Was posted 2 Ebonyi, entered camp 2 days afta d swearing in ceremony and met 4 of my classmates. They had already secured a bed 4 me so twas jus platoon 12(mammy) tru out.
Akinola

Travelled all day, had to change cars more than twice cos they developed faults, finally arrived yikpata camp in kwara state by 9pm, joined d longest line of queues I have ever seen, slept only two hrs after d struggl for a flat matress... The rest was history
Ahmadu

was posted to akwaibom (the land of pussys) went to d town with so much excitement, though i went late, after buzzing for 3 days in enugu, hired a bus with my fellow enugu men dem (unn and esut grad) wen re reach camp, omo, dem no gree us enter camp oo, say we come late, see where bad men dey cry nah, finally we entered sha, saw our mates alrady doing parade, (no be small thing) before some small man o war boys told us to do frog jump (we been no know who be man o war and army den sha, although we later bleeped does man o war boys up, both inside camp and inside uyo town), slept outside dat nite (see cold nah) dey refused us to enter d room. drak enof dat nite. den d next day, everything really started sha
Oreofe

I got to Kolokuma/Opokuma at about 6pm but I did not get to register until 2days after. Even after registration, I did not start wearing my kits until Monday which was our swearing in day since our camp opened on Thursday. The first night was fun because we were so many outside and at about 12midnight, they had to start giving us all free matress to sleep on without registration.
Desmond