National Youth Service Corps issues deployment notices for 2026 Batch B Stream 2 to Niger and Sokoto states

Niger and Sokoto states have been included in the latest deployment release by the National Youth Service Corps, specifically for the 2026 Batch ‘B’ Stream II.
nProspective corps members assigned to these states can now access and print their call-up letters, as announced on the NYSC X handle on Sunday.
nThe announcement itself stated that the 2026 Batch ‘B’ Stream II Deployment has been released for Niger and Sokoto States, and that PCMs posted to these states have been enabled to print their Call-Up Letters.
nThe release of deployment details follows a prior extension of the orientation course commencement date in the two states, due to ongoing renovation works at the orientation camps.
nThe new commencement date for the orientation course in the affected states is set for Wednesday, August 12, 2026, as announced by the NYSC.
nThe schedule for the orientation course includes a cut-off and swearing-in ceremony on Friday, August 14, and a closing ceremony on Tuesday, September 1.
nThe NYSC attributed the need for an extension to the ongoing renovation works at the orientation camps, which are being carried out by the respective state governments.
nProspective corps members posted to the two states have been advised to plan their travel arrangements accordingly, with a specific warning to avoid travelling at night.
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