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NYSC CAMPING CHECK LIST*

*NYSC CAMPING CHECK LIST*

I. DOCUMENTS
1. CALL UP LETTER (ORIGINAL + 7 COPIES)
2. DULY SIGNED GREEN CARD (ORIGINAL + 7 COPIES)
3. SCHOOL IDENTITY CARD (ORIGINAL + 7 COPIES)
4. STATEMENT OF RESULT (ORIGINAL + 7COPIES)
5. PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS ( 8 COPIES)
6. FILE/CLEAR BAG (1)
7. CERTIFICATES/LICENSES (ORIGINAL 5 COPIES FOR MEDICAL DOCTORS AND OTHER MEDICAL STUDENTS)
8.Medical certificate or medical report(for redeployment, optional)


II. STATIONARY
1. GLUE/GUM
2. PAPER/JOTTER
3. PEN
4. PERMANENT MARKER
5. SMALL STAPLER
6. TIPPEX


III. CLOTHINGS
1. COLOURED /SUNDAY WEARS (2)
2. PLAIN WHITE ROUND NECK T-SHIRTS (3-6)
3. PLAIN WHITE SNEAKERS/TENNIS SHOES (1)
4. UNDERWEARS
5. WHITE SHORTS/KNICKERS (3-6)
6. WHITE SOCKS (3-6)


IIII. CASH
1. (₦15,000 - ₦25,000) & ATM CARD


V. DAILY NEEDS
1. BIBLE/QURAN
2. ANTISEPTIC/DISINFECTANTS
3. BATH SOAP, SPONGE & SPONGE CASE
4. BED SHEETS, BLANKET, PILLOW CASES & PILLOW
5. BEVERAGES
6. BLEACH(HYPO)
7. BODY CREAM
8. BUCKET & BOWL
9. CARDIGAN (PLAIN WHITE)
10. CHARGERS
11. CLOTH HANGERS (2-4)
12. COMBS & HAIR NEEDS
13. CUTLERIES (PLATE, BOWL, CUP & SPOON ONLY)
14. DETREGENT & BAR SOAP
15. FLASK
16. MOSQUITO NET/REPELLANT
17. NOVELS/BOOKS
18. PADLOCKS
19. PEGS/CLIPS
20. POLISH & BRUSH
21. POWER BANK
22. SURGE PROTECTORS/EXTENSIONS
23. BATHROOM SLIPPERS
24. TOILETRIES
25. TOURCHLIGHT
26. TOWEL
27. WAIST BAG
28. OTHER ESSENTIALS FOR THE LADIES


VI. OPTIONAL FIRST AID ITEMS
1. ALLERGY MEDICINE
2. ANTIBIOTICS
3. ANTI-MALARIA PILLS
4. ANTI-PURGING PILLS
5. BAND AIDS/PLASTERS
6. BASIC DRUGS (PARACETAMOL)
7. COTTON WOOL
8. INHALER (THOSE WITH ASTHMA)
9. MENSTRAL PAIN DRUGS
10. METHYLATED SPIRITS
11. NAUSEA RELIEF DRUGS
12. ROBB

*ADMIN*

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