Well, the NYSC Orientation Camp is one of the prides of Ikare Akoko. It's been a great privilege seeing non-indigenes converging at the Camp to serving their fatherland. Being there throughout the service gives you the best experience you can ever had depending on how you view it. It's awesome!
This is A nice place for the youth coppers, i will never forget my experience here, Sleeping By 10PM waking up by 4am. The"double up"by the soldiers. The drilling by the Man O War. The really morning parade and the never ending lectures. Also I can never forget my experience at the SAED where i thought my fellow corp members how to produce paint.
Was kinda hectic during our 3weeks camping there but twas great after all The mini market too was a nice place to be.
A good place to train. The weather is very nice houses are not costly and the standard of living is okay. There are mostly no noise around the area except for the ones from the camp itself.
It's spacious, with plenty of cool areas to stay to meditate - if you're a fan of that. It has its own water system that is powered by solar panels but power supply is very poor here, like the rest of the town. Neighbors are friendly and welcoming. But if you're not a big fan of solitude, staying in the orientation camp while Corp members orientation isn't ongoing, is a no no.
Awesome camp here, if not the scorching sun.
Cramped rooms, pit toilets, unpaved grounds and harsh conditions when camp officials force you to stay under the hot sun without water just to wait for another official. I survived but i wouldn't wish the place on my enemy.
It's spacious, with plenty of cool areas to stay to meditate - you're a fan of that. It has its own water system that is powered by solar panels but power supplynis very poor here like the rest of the town. Neighbors are friendly and welcoming. But if you're not a big fan of solitude, staying in the orientation camp while Corp members orientation isn't ongoing, is a no no.
This NYSC orientation camp is not as large as some other orientation camps within the country but is just as peaceful and fun place to be. However, the place gets very cold during cool seasons cause it's situated at a high altitude on the hills. Do well to go with lots of sweaters so you don't catch a cold!
The orientation camp is a conducive environment. Highly secured and highly maintained. It is a safe haven for both NYSC officials and the corps members
Not in the best condition to house human beings. The living conditions experienced here is very terrible. Ranging from the kitchen to having a sensible toilet is whack. Wood/charcoal is the primary fuel for cooking. The hostels do not have electrical fittings, the stress of charging phones can be tiring. Just too messed up
The Orientation camp is large enough to take 2500 corps members.
It is the NYSC orientation camp for Ondo state. It is a wonderful place with wonderful staffs. Good climate condition.
Fun but stressful ND I learn how to tolerate things around me
I love it,because the place is very conducive, and I have learned many things at the orientation camp which I can not talk finish.
Accurate and exert
Just awesome. Perfect view if the hills.
One of the best nysc camp you can ever be
Terrible place. Toilet and bathroom conditions should be improved. Rain falls regularly. Weather is cold as mountains surround the camp. Still fun if you have money to spend.
It has a game room and it's secure for life and prosperity
Perfect weather
It is a both literates and illiterates oriented ground
Nice place..with very cold weather during rainy seasons
Moderately OKay. But you must be Regimented.
Free living people, with wonderful meals
Nysc orientation camp is best witnessed.
Moderately OKay. But you must be Regimented.
The orientation camp for youth Corpers..
You have no choice than to be regimented when you are here☺