NYSC 2025 Batch A Stream II Call-Up Letter Released – Check Your Posting Now
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has officially released the 2025 Batch ‘A’ Stream II Call-Up Letters, marking a crucial step for all Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) in the current mobilization cycle. If you’re among those eagerly waiting, it’s time to log in and print your call-up letter.
How to Check and Print Your NYSC Call-Up Letter
To access your call-up letter, follow these steps:
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Visit the official NYSC portal.
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Log in with your registered email and password.
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Click on the “Print Call-Up Letter” link.
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Download and print both your Call-Up Letter and Addendum.
🔔 Important: The Addendum must be printed, signed, and submitted at your orientation camp during registration. Don’t forget to include it in your travel checklist!
Safety First: Avoid Night Travel
In a statement issued by NYSC, PCMs have been strongly warned not to travel at night for their safety. All corps members are advised to plan their journeys early and ensure they arrive at their respective camps in daylight.
“PCMs should not travel at night to camp for safety reasons,” NYSC emphasized.
Deployment Redirection: What You Should Know
In a strategic move to manage logistics and crowd control, some PCMs deployed to Lagos and FCT have been redirected to neighboring states.
If you were posted to Lagos, you may be asked to report to:
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Ekiti
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Ondo
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Kwara
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Osun
If you were posted to FCT, you may be redirected to:
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Kaduna
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Kogi
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Niger
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Nasarawa
This redirection is not unusual and should not be seen as a mistake. PCMs are expected to comply with the instructions as printed on their call-up letters.
NYSC Orientation Camp Preparation Tips
As you get ready for camp, remember to:
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Prepare all required documents (original and photocopies)
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Pack necessary personal items and white attire
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Carry your COVID-19 vaccination card
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Ensure you have enough funds for transport and emergency needs
The release of the call-up letters signals the beginning of a new chapter. Whether you’re going to Ondo, Nasarawa, or Kaduna, remember that service to Nigeria is honorable no matter the location. Follow all instructions, stay safe, and make the most of the orientation experience.
