On a scale of one to ten I will rate the camp 6, constant water, light and good environment. Plus no mosquitoes. And the hotels are quite fair some are in suit with running water. The photo below is ajimobi extension (Boys hostel)
This is one of the best NYSC orientation camps across the federation. While I was there, we had a very peaceful time. We always had constant water supply as well as electricity. That cannot be overemphasized, really.
We were well fed with delicious meals. When I mean delicious, I mean delicious. You don't get to cook for over 2, 000 hungry boys and girls and be consistent in the quality of every single meal for 21 consecutive days. It doesn't really happen, but it did happen here at the orientation camp. We also had very caring set of NYSC officials who took us in as their own children. It was an amazing experience.
The weather at Iseyin could be really friendly at times and at some other times, it could pose a great threat. We experienced a sandstorm once. Though I enjoyed it because it was my first, it did cause a lot of damages. Mornings and evenings are usually very cold and the sunny weather every afternoon is not so friendly.
My experience here has been wonderful. Here you learn discipline. Initially you hate the system and the soldiers, but eventually, you love them and expect them.
The system is built with all your needs in mind. When you get here. Please make it the next 3 weeks of your life. I have 4 days more😏
It's a fun place to be. Meeting people from all tribes coming together to live as one. Everything here is highly regimental. It's also a place to keep fit. Thanks to all the soldiers who contributed in our disciplinary life and also in our fitness.
It's a nice place to serve, good infrastructures and enough space for activities like socials , sports and games, seminar, church programs. There's always constant light in the camp, constant water supply also. The officials are available wherever and whenever you need then. Quality food though the quantity isn't much due to the population, Everything is regimented on schedule. So it's a good place in general
The best camp, words are not just enough to describe it
The buildings seem new, but the male bathroom and toilets are a NO-NO, especially the ones reserved for Ajimobi Hall. The toilets are so bad, I'll rather do my business in the bush if I had a choice. The power supply is constant anyways.
Nice place to be. Good hostels, good light and water system, good camp officials, and good fellow gentlemen corps members. Its all good
It's only slightly better than other NYSC camps. I can say it's relatively good.
This place has constant electricity supply.
One good point of reference for this place is that the location was built and meant for NYSC camp.
Beyond this however, much is still needed to be done to bring the place up to required and recommended standards.
It was fun to be there. Light was stable through out my time there.
I loved that place n felt not to leav again
The NYSC Orientation Camp is at Iseyin Local Government, Oyo State. In Iseyin, there is stable and good power supply. Transportation and food is quite cheap and affordable. This makes the standard of living great there.
It's neat, constant water and light supply plus their food is good.
As at the time of this review,28 July 2017, I am in camp here It is reportedly one of the best camps in Nigeria and I agree also
A Serene and conducive environment for camping activities
I think it could be the best orientation camp in Nigeria. Just that more toilets and bathroom should be provided. (iseyin camp)
Great camping ground very cold though but had an experience I will never forget.
Facilities here are great! Quite different from the stories you hear about NYSC camp. So beloved, Iseyin camp is chilled especially the hostel next to the clinic and behind OBS.
Nysc orientation camp, Oyo state is like a home for corps members though it was hard at first but turned out to be fun. If you are not in Ajimobi hall, it is as good as not been in d camp.
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