The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced the release of call-up letters for the 2026 Batch A mobilisation exercise. Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) are now required to log in to their official dashboards to print essential documents needed for camp registration and orientation.
The documents include the call-up letter, which contains details of state deployment and reporting instructions; the green card, which serves as a registration slip with personal and academic information; and the addendum, which outlines additional guidelines and undertakings required for participation in the scheme.
NYSC authorities have emphasized that these documents are mandatory and must be presented during the registration process at orientation camps nationwide. PCMs are also advised to verify the accuracy of their details and print multiple copies for reference and safety.
The release applies nationwide across Nigeria, with the documents made available online in 2026 ahead of the Batch A orientation exercise.
The NYSC programme remains a vital part of Nigeria’s post-graduation process, promoting national unity, cultural integration, and youth development. The release of call-up letters signals the transition from academic life to national service, offering graduates the opportunity to contribute to nation-building.
It also provides young Nigerians with exposure to different regions, cultures, and professional environments, helping them build skills, networks, and experiences that can shape their future careers.
“All Prospective Corps Members are advised to log in to their dashboard, print all required documents, and ensure they are fully prepared for camp registration,” said an NYSC official.
The NYSC orientation camp is the first phase of the one-year national service programme. It includes paramilitary training, skill acquisition programs, and social activities designed to prepare corps members for their service year.
The green card and call-up letter are among the most important documents required at the camp gate, while the addendum ensures that participants understand and agree to the rules guiding the scheme.
Failure to present these documents may result in delays or denial of registration, making it essential for all PCMs to comply with the instructions provided.
The NYSC programme offers several benefits and opportunities:
Exposure to new environments and cultures across Nigeria
Skill acquisition and entrepreneurship training through SAED programs
Opportunities for employment and career development
Networking with peers and professionals nationwide
Contribution to national unity and community development
For many graduates, the NYSC year serves as a stepping stone into the workforce, providing valuable experience and personal growth.
WHAT TO DO NEXT
Prospective Corps Members should:
Log in to their NYSC dashboard via the official portal
Print their call-up letter, green card, and addendum
Verify all personal and academic details for accuracy
Make multiple copies of all documents
Prepare for orientation camp by gathering required items and information
This milestone marks the beginning of a new journey for Nigerian graduates, offering opportunities for growth, service, and national impact.