Graduate Faces Dilemma Over NYSC Call-Up Without Original Certificate

The individual, who graduated in 2019, received his Call-Up letter recently but faces obstacles due to the unavailability of his original certificate, a mandatory requirement for camp registration.

Graduate Faces Dilemma Over NYSC Call-Up Without Original Certificate

A recent graduate, who deferred participation in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) due to personal reasons, now finds himself in a dilemma as he prepares to finally embark on the mandatory service. The individual, who graduated in 2019, received his Call-Up letter recently but faces obstacles due to the unavailability of his original certificate, a mandatory requirement for camp registration.

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The graduate, who preferred to remain anonymous, shared his predicament: "I graduated back in 2019 and didn’t go for NYSC at the time. Now that I'm ready, I applied and got my Call-Up letter last night. However, I haven’t collected my Original certificate, which is part of the requirements at the Camp. Going to school for it at this time seems practically impossible due to the distance."

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Commentators on social media have offered various suggestions to help him. "You will need your original certificate for in-camp registration. You would have been able to use your statement of result, but that is only valid for 2 years after the issuance. So go get your certificate before reporting to camp," advised one respondent.

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Others suggested alternatives: "Go with your original statement of results, not photocopy," while another noted, "I registered yesterday, what they are asking for is a statement of result."

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Despite the recommendations, the graduate expressed concerns about the logistical challenges involved in obtaining the original certificate, especially considering the time constraints before reporting to the NYSC camp.