NYSC Food Timetable 2024 Batch A, B, and C
NYSC Food Timetable: The NYSC orientation camp comes with free accommodation and the management takes it upon themselves to provide food enough for every orientation camp across the nation.
With these, Corps members are not allowed to cook individually in camp.
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They have a timetable to follow. It is a particular timetable by the National Youths Service Corps management that will show you the arrangement of food during the orientation camp.
Each batch and each stream has its own particular NYSC food timetable.
In this article, we will share insight into NYSC Food Timetable 2024.
NYSC Food Timetable 2024
In the NYSC camp, Food is only made available by the kitchen staff at specific times of the day in agreement with the “NYSC time rule”.
The NYSC time rules state that camp soldiers are responsible for determining how corps members spend their time, including eating, resting, parading, sleeping, worshiping, standing still, and more.
In NYSC camp, Corps members enjoy 3 meals per day such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
This is a sample of the food timetable for the NYSC orientation camp.
Note that each stream and batch has its food timetable but the sample below is to educate you on what the food timetable looks like.
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As an NYSC corper, note that;
Breakfast is usually served at 7:30 am-8:55 am
Lunch is served at 2:00 pm-3:30 pm
Dinner is served at 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Check the image below;
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Mondays.
- Morning is Beans and Pap.
- The afternoon is Draw Soup and Eba.
- The evening is Rice and Stew.
Tuesdays.
- Morning is Bread, tea, and Egg.
- Afternoon is Beans and Yam Porridge.
- The evening is Jollof Rice.
Wednesdays.
- Morning is Pap and Jollof Beans.
- The afternoon is White rice and Stew.
- The evening is Eba and Soup.
Thursdays.
- Morning is Bread, tea, and Egg.
- The afternoon is Eba and Draw Soup.
- The evening is Jollof Rice and Fish.
Fridays.
- Morning is Bread Butter and tea.
- Afternoon is Rice, Beans, and Stew with meat.
- Evening Egusi Soup with Eba and meat.
Saturdays.
Pap and Akara.Afternoon Egusi Soup with meat and Eba. Evening Rice is and Stew.
Sundays.
- Morning is Tea, Bread, and Egg.
- The afternoon is Jollof Rice and Chicken.
- The evening is Porridge Yam.
How to see your NYSC Food Timetable
Seeing your stream food is very easy. After camp registration, you will be given some books; in one, you will get to see your food timetable. It is usually on the second page of the book.
If you do not like the food given to you, you can opt for another option which is buying the food from the camp market(Mammy Market).
There have been several controversies and complaints stating that NYSC camp food is of low quality and the federal government budgets about N3 billion for feeding of corps members in streams 1 & 2 of every batch and camp official.
So if you do not like their food and you have plenty of cash and are very ready to eat all you want, you can enjoy buying from the mammy market as we also have different varieties of food though they are not free but expensive to buy.
Note that if you are from a south-south or north-north, you have to know that they are no special person cooking a traditional meal for those in the south-south or the north-north.
so if you are planning on going for service, with the ideology that you may most likely be served your traditional dish or a particular dish in your culture, you should try and do away from such an idea.
Even if you intend to buy it from Mammy market, they are cases where they may likely not have it and even when they have it, it will be at a high price.
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FAQ on NYSC Food Timetable
At what age do you stop NYSC?
Immediately you are a year older, you are exempted from going for NYSC, but if you are exactly 30, you will be mobilized for NYSC and if you are 30 by the year of birth but lower than that by day or month, you’re still qualified to serve.
Can I reduce my age after NYSC?
Changing your date of birth on the JAMB portal through regularization is the only way to reduce your age for NYSC.
Can I do NYSC twice?
When you are done with the 12-month posting to serve your father’s land, you will be given a certificate of completion popularly called the discharged certificate.
With these, NYSC legally allows graduates to serve only once.
Does a part-time student go for NYSC?
it is now possible for candidates enrolled in part-time, distance-learning, and sandwich programs to serve in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC).
How many months does NYSC pay for?
12 months
During the 12 months, the corps members are entitled to a monthly allowance of N33,000, a little above Nigeria’s current minimum wage.
How many batches does NYSC have?
NYSC 2023/2024 BATCH A, B, C TIME-TABLE/MOBILIZATION. The NYSC mobilization guide is here for all graduates who are waiting and willing to serve their motherland through the NYSC scheme. They have Batch A, B, and C which also comes with their different streams.
How many months is NYSC clearance?
The clearance duration is fixed from the first day of the month until the 10 days of that month, public holidays and weekends are not included.
Question for you!!
Tell me what you think in the comment section below.
- Do you enjoy the food served in the NYSC orientation camp?
- Would you rather take the N500 the NYSC Management is paying or the food being given to you?
- Do you think the NYSC management is doing well and trying their best as they feed you 3 times per day with N500?
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Final Thoughts on NYSC Food Timetable
In the NYSC orientation camp, corners are not allowed to cook for themselves as the management has put in the effort and the federal government has budgeted to make food available for them. In NYSC camp, Corps members enjoy 3 meals per day such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
They have their own food timetable which helps the corpers in the camp to have knowledge about the kinds of food they will be served for each day, from Monday to Friday, and the time for both serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.