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  NYSC Batch B Steam 1a What and what should you take to Camp? Do you really need most of the things you’ve packed into your big leather box already? Here’s a checklist of what we think you are likely need. Documents and Photocopies NYSC Medical certificate Call-up letter Statement of Result/transcript School ID card Passport photographs NYSC Green Card You won’t be allowed into camp premises without any of them. Go there with about 10 passports & 5 document photocopies each. Toiletries & Essentials Toothbrush & Toothpaste Bath soap & Sponge Detergent & Bar Soap Toilet Paper Towel Others Sanitary Pads & Tampons Shower Caps Bleach Disinfectants Buckets & Bailer Body Cream & Lotion Its ok to buy buckets and non-essentials at the camp. Clothing Items White T-shirts White Shorts Whites tennis shoes White socks Underwear Bed sheets Perfumes/ body spray Rubber slippers/flip flops Combs and hair needs Makeup & accessories You will be provided with 2 pairs o

 The Management of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) headed by Brig. Gen. Shauibu Ibrahim has confirmed the orientation camps reopening date to be 10th November, 2020. NYSC which has been reluctant to announce camp reopening date has finally bowed to the Federal Government directive to reopen on 10th November, 2020. Below is a statement released by NYSC, through its official social media page: Sequel to the announcement by the Honourable Minister for Youth and Sports, Mr Sunday Dare on the resumption of Orientation course, Management of the NYSC wishes to announce that the programme shall commence across the 37 Orientation camps of the Scheme nationwide on Tuesday, 10th November, 2020. Management urges all Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) to adhere strictly to COVID-19 protocols while in camp, in order to have a hitch free Orientation Course. Thank you. For all the latest information on all NYSC related matters, join this WhatsApp platform CLICK HERE

 Nano (NANO), formerly RaiBlocks (XRB), is a peer-to-peer digital currency. It is a decentralized, open-source cryptocurrency based on directed acyclic graph (DAG) architecture, and released under the FreeBSD License. It operates without intermediaries by utilizing a distributed ledger with a block-lattice data structure. History Creation Development of Nano began in 2014 by Colin LeMahieu, under its original name of RaiBlocks,[8] and was publicly announced in October 2015.[9] Distribution began in October 2015 via a free public captcha-faucet that ended in October 2017, by which point 126,248,297 Nano out of the total supply of 340,282,366 or (2¹²⁸ - 1) / 10³⁰ Nano had been distributed. The Nano Foundation, a non-profit software development company founded by LeMahieu, reserved 7 million Nano dedicated to the continued development of the protocol. The remaining undistributed supply of 207,034,069 Nano was sent to a burn address without the possibility of recovery. As a result, the max