NYSC BROADCAST

Its always a tough time for Prospective Corps Members (PCM) each time the NYSC online registration portal opens for eligible candidates who are aspiring for the National Youth Service Corps Programme (NYSC) to register. The case of 2022 Batch C Stream 2 is no different as most (if not all) of them are still facing difficulties while trying to register online as the portal just opened today 18th November 2022. As we are all aware by now that the first basic reason why a PCM will still not be able to register for the NYSC programme is as a result of his or her name not on the NYSC senate list or having a red notification error even while on the NYSC senate list which will need fixing. Now this brings us to the reason why most 2022 Batch C PCMs cannot register up till now. Here is an information below from a social media comment by NYSC as to why most PCMs still can't carry on with their online registration process:  "Most of the Institutions have uploaded, but have not submit

INEC (The Independent National Electoral Commision) has finally unveiled a portal for the recruitment of ad hoc staff for the 2023 General elections. Ad hoc staffs are supervisory presiding officers, presiding officers, assistant presiding officers, registration area technicians, and registration area centre managers. In a letter to all resident electoral commissioners (RECs) signed by A.T. Yusuf, INEC acting secretary, the commission said the online portal for applications will open on September 14 at 8am and close on December 14 at 8pm. INEC has approved the use of INECPRES and its reactivation for interested applicants who wish to serve as ad-hoc staff for the 2023 general elections,” the letter reads. Elaborating on the above, INEC has directed that all interested applicants with the exception of collation/returning officers must register on the INECPRES to be eligible for selection and deployment as ad-hoc staff in the 2023 general elections. To achieve the required number of