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Inside NYSC camps reopening in a time of COVID-19 (photo story)

It is Tuesday. Orientation camps have opened after seven months of lockdown against COVID-19.

Students who graduated since last year and two years ago have been stuck at home, unable to proceed for their mandatory one-year national service.

With lockdown lifted, the National Youth Service Corps has reopened orientation camps across the country, and mobilised 66,000 graduates for the yearlong service.

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Photojournalist Benedict Uwalaka joined the corps members to their orientation camp in Lagos as they arrived on Tuesday.

From left: NYSC Lagos PRO, Madaki Joyce; Director of Production, KAS Consult Ltd, Mr. Ajayi Olasunkanmi; and the Coordinator, National Youth Service Corp Lagos State, Mr. Eddy Megwa, during the arrival of prospective Youth Service Corp Members, at the 2020 Batch ‘B’, Stream 1A, National Youth Service Corp Members Camp, near Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. November 10, 2020. Photo: Benedict Uwalaka.
A prospective Youth Service Corp Member trying to wash his hands on arrival at the 2020 Batch ‘B’, Stream 1A, National Youth Service Corp Members Camp, near Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. November 10, 2020. Photo: Benedict Uwalaka.
Prospective Youth Service Corp Members registering themselves on arrival at the 2020 Batch ‘B’, Stream 1A, National Youth Service Corp Members Camp, near Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. November 10, 2020. Photo: Benedict Uwalaka.
Prospective Youth Service Corp Members submit themselves for security check on arrival at the 2020 Batch ‘B’, Stream 1A, National Youth Service Corp Members Camp, near Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. November 10, 2020. Photo: Benedict Uwalaka.
Director of Production, KAS Consult Ltd, Mr. Ajayi Olasunkanmi (left) and the Coordinator, National Youth Service Corp Lagos State, Mr. Eddy Megwa, during the arrival of prospective Youth Service Corp Members, at the 2020 Batch ‘B’, Stream 1A, National Youth Service Corp Members Camp, near Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. November 10, 2020. Photo: Benedict Uwalaka.
A prospective Youth Service Corp Member surrounded by assorted goods traders on arrival at the 2020 Batch ‘B’, Stream 1A, National Youth Service Corp Members Camp, near Iyana-Ipaja in Lagos. November 10, 2020. Photo: Benedict Uwalaka.

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