This is the current deplorable state of the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp in Obubra Local Government Area of Cross River State. Meanwhile, the Orientation exercise was moved temporarily to Cross River State College of Education (COE), Akampka to give way for the renovation and rehabilitation of the Permanent camp.
Comr Okang made this known through a media chat held on Wednesday in Calabar with the Leadership of Obubra Local Government Area.
Photo credit: Calabar Reporter
Most Nigerian camps are in theses state nah!
ReplyDeleteImo state isn't this bad.
DeleteTypical example of Nigerian camps
ReplyDeleteNigeria Na wa o, I served in this camp 07/08, and it was d same story then,now I see that this country will never change, my people just pray, work hard and pray some more for GOD/ALLAH to bless u
ReplyDeleteThis is the orientation camp at Obubra. I hear it's almost always been like this. When I did mine they were caught btw moving us to poly cal or having us do the orientation there. The latter won and we had to stay there. It was horrendous!!! Ooh!!! those bathrooms nd Loo's. My God!!!!!!!!
DeleteThis is real, I served there last year and it was bad asin really bad. The food was something else
ReplyDeleteWhy are Nigeria government doing this to their citizens? Imagine the state of an environment you are expected to reside while serving your government. Basic amenities are difficult for the government to provide for the people serving the country, it is quite unfortunate that people have no choice than to condone all this absurd acts of the government. Ordinary nursery schools in Europe look like higher institutions, everything is of high standard. One thing is certain, very soon, there will be "Political and Social Revolution," as people will have no other choice than to fight for their human rights.
ReplyDeleteOMG, Obubura was HELL. The water was bad,the food bad, rooms were bad too.Every year they promise to do some thing till now.Thank God they moved to AKAMPA.very close to Calabar.I miss Calabar.
ReplyDeleteHorrible Obubra camp. Their borehole water is the worst. Oily and brownish in color. It almost damaged my skin. Hero Daniels of Linda Ikeji TV can attest to this. 2015/2016 batch A set.
ReplyDeleteHorrible Obubra camp. Their borehole water is the worst. Oily and brownish in color. It almost damaged my skin. Hero Daniels of Linda Ikeji TV can attest to this. 2015/2016 batch A set.
ReplyDeleteAnd people keep telling me "camp was fun,byou really missed" and I reply "yes, I missed getting infections from their dirty toilets and sleeping with 39 other girls in a room without proper ventilation, I'm glad I missed it". Not to talk about the mannerless officials and mean soldiers. Don't get me wrong if Nigeria is a country that deserves me taking all this shit, I would take it as a patriotic citizen serving my country. But that 3 weeks for Nigeria??? Hell no! Not worth it.… A corper with impunity and I love it! 😜
ReplyDeleteoh chisos is lawd....ogini bu nka? ehn our government which way please do something
ReplyDeleteobubra the dead camp...I almost gave up in dis useless camp...my platoon cord insulted me cos I wrote abt d bad environ on d camp access form.....thank God the truth is finally out.....so happy
ReplyDeleteI did my camp here, it was horrible. Toilet is bad, no enough bunks and mattress and that red sand is the worst. If soldiers want to punish u, u will be begging not bcus of d punishment but bcus of the white that u will suffer to wash.
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