NYSC REPORT KALU KINGSLEY E OD-15B-0738

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A PERSONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT
ON
INSTALLATION OF A SIGNAL BOOSTER,
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND COMPUTER TRAINING,
FREE MEDICAL SCHEME,
LASSA FEVER AWARENESS,
AND
SKILLS ACQUISITION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT (SAED)
BY
KALU KINGSLEY E.
(OD/15B/0738)
SUBMITTED TO
THE STATE COORDINATOR
NYSC ONDO STATE
AUGUST2016
TITLE PAGE

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Kalu Kingsley E.
OD/15B/0738
Ondo West Local Government,
Ondo State.
27th January 2016.
The State Coordinator,
NYSC Secretariat,
P.M.B 718,
Akure,
Ondo State.
Through:
The State CDS Coordinator,
NYSC Secretariat,
P.M.B 718,
Akure,
Ondo State.
Through:
The Zonal Inspector,
NYSC Zonal office,
Ondo West Local Government Area,
Ondo State.
Through:
The Local Government Inspector,
Ondo West Local Government Area,
Ondo State.
Dear Sir,
APPLICATION FOR A PERSONAL CDS PROJECT
In respect of the National Youth Service Corps scheme that corps
member(s) should render community development services that will
meet with the present needs of their community, I KALU KINGSLEY
E. with code number OD/15B/0738 wants to embark on the
following projects for the development of Obunkeko which is my
place of Primary assignment.

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1. Awareness on the recent LASSA fever outbreak and how to
prevent it.
2. Installation of Solar lights in the community.
3. Installation of a Signal Booster in the community.
4. Skills Acquisition for the youths of the community.
5. Refurbishing the community borehole.
6. Construction of a Public Toilet beside the community borehole.
7. Equipping the school’s Library.
I therefore solicit for the approval of the above projects to enable me
start working towards it.
Yours Sincerely
KALU KINGSLEY E
OD/15B/0738

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FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE PROJECTS ABOVE
SOLAR LIGHTING
1. Solar Panel 80watts X 2(160watts) =25,000 =50,000
2. Battery 200amps =70,000 =70,000
3. Inverter 12/24v by 100amps =62,000 =62,000
4. Bulb 15watts X 10 =400 = 4,000
5. Screw lamp holders X 10 =150 = 1,500
6. Industrial flex 4mmX4mm =400 = 4,000
7. Panel carrier =40,000 = 40,000
8. Cables 1.5mm double X 10 =60,000 = 60,000
9. Workmanship =80,000 = 80,000
10. Miscellaneous = 8,500
Total =380,000
SIGNAL BOOSTER
1. Pole =12,000
2. Antenna =43,000
3. Coaxial cable (3 rolls) = 7,500
4. F-connectors = 500
5. 4- way connector = 1,500
Total =70,000
SKILLS ACQUISITION
1. Making of liquid soap, perfume, Izal, hypo etc.=10,000
REFURBISHING THE COMMUNITY BOREHOLE
1. Servicing =40,000
EQUIPPING THE SCHOOL’S LIBRARY
1. Macmillan English (3 copies) = 7,500
2. New general mathematics book 1 to 3 = 9,000

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3. New general Chemistry (2 copies) = 6,000
4. Modern biology(2 copies) = 6,000
5. New general physics (2 copies) = 6,000
6. Essential Economics (2 copies) = 6,000
Total =42,000

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APPROVAL FOR A PERSONAL CDS PROJECT

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS/APPRECIATION
My profound gratitude goes to God Almighty for his inspiration and
mighty help throughout my service year in Obunkeko to bring me to
the right people and bring the right people my way to support my
work.
For the wonderful encouragement and guidance from
 Bestway College Obunkeko, Ondo West Ondo, Ondo
 The Councillor Ward 2, Ondo West Local Government Area
Ondo.
 The Chairman Ondo West Local Government Area, Ondo.
 The Representative, Ondo East/Ondo West Federal
Constituency, Ondo.
 My Local Government Inspector NYSC Ondo, Mr. Thompson
Babatunde and the Asst. Miss Taiwo for their kiln interest and
scrutiny to ensure strict compliance to NYSC rules and
regulations.
 All corps members from the ICT and SDG CDS groups
respectively who turned out massively to show support for all
my projects.
Some wonderful friends and corps members who gave me support
like Olufisayo Damilola, Tagbo Onyeka Daniel, Bonoto Michael,
Owoicho Innocent, Agbeniga Agboola, Nwankwo Ogochukwu,
Ajiboye Praise and Timothy Tosin who took most of the
photographs.
I also appreciate the wonderful backing of the Director Primary
Health care, Ondo West Local Government Area, and the health

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workers for their help and encouragement towards my free medical
project in the community.
I won’t fail to remember the wonderful NCCF family of Ondo West
subzone for their prayers.
My prayer is for God’s blessings upon all of you even as you
continue to be a blessing to the land of Ondo and Nigeria at large.

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TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE PAGE i
APPLICATION FOR A PERSONAL CDS PROJECT ii
APPROVAL FOR A PERSONAL CDS PROJECT vi
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS/APPRECIATION vii
TABLE OF CONTENT ix
CHAPTER ONE 1
LASSA FEVER AWARENESS 1
AIM 1
DRIVE 1
REPORT ON LASSA FEVER AWARENESS IN OBUNKEKO VILLAGE ON THE 21ST OF
JANUARY 2016 1
BESTWAY COLLEGE 1
ADEKOLA COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE 2
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE OBUNKEKO 2
MODE OF DRESSING 2
SPONSORSHIP 2
APPROVAL 2
ACHIEVEMENT/ RESULT 3
CHAPTER TWO 4
ERECTION AND INSTALLATION OF A SIGNAL BOOSTER 4
AIM 4
REPORT ON THE INSTALLATION OF A SIGNAL BOOSTER IN THE PRIMARY HEALTH
CARE FOR THE ENTIRE PEOPLE OF OBUNKEKO 4
SPONSORSHIP 5
PATNERSHIP 5
APPROVAL 5
ACHIEVEMENT 5
CHAPTER THREE 6
SKILLS ACQUISITION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT (SAED) 6
AIM 6
REPORT ON YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME IN WARD 2 ONDO WEST LGA 6

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SPONSORS 7
CHAPTER FOUR 9
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND COMPUTER TRAINING 9
AIM 9
REPORT ON THE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND COMPUTER TRAINING 9
PERSONAL CDS REPORT ON SCHOLARSHIP AWARD, AND COMPUTER PRACTICAL
TRAINING IN WARD 2, ONDO WEST LGA 10
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 11
SPONSORS 11
CHAPTER FIVE 13
FREE MEDICAL SCHEME 13
AIM 13
REPORT ON BARBING/FREE MEDICAL CHECK-UP AND TREATMENT IN OBUNKEKO
WARD 2 ONDO WEST LGA AND REQUEST FOR A RECOMMENDATION LETTER 13
CHILDREN SESSION 14
BARBING SESSION 14
SPONSORS 14
PARTNERS 14
CHAPTER SIX 16
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ICT CDS GROUP 16
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ICT CDS GROUP SENSITISATIONS TO SCHOOLS AND
COLLEGES IN ONDO 16
APPENDIXES 18
CONCLUSION/ RECOMMENDATION 17
PHOTO GALLERY 20
Figure 1: Checking out the signal booster 20
Figure 2: The community head speaking with the LGI 20
Figure 3: First Scholarship award by Classic system Infotech 21
Figure 4: Second Scholarship award by Classic system Infotech 21
Figure 5: Third Scholarship award by Classic system Infotech 22
Figure 6: Free registration of students for the computer training 22
Figure 7: During the computer maintenance class 23
Figure 8: Anchoring the CBT test 23

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Figure 9: Corps members with the principal after the training 24
Figure 10: A cross section of the students 24
Figure 11: A class on importance of ICT 25
Figure 12: A section with some students after the training 25
Figure 13: During the LASSA fever awareness in Bestway College 26
Figure 14: During the LASSA fever awareness in Bestway College 26
Figure 15: During the LASSA fever awareness in Adekola Comprehensive College, Obunkeko 27
Figure 16: During the LASSA fever awareness in Adekola Comprehensive College, Obunkeko 27
Figure 17: Free registration of students during the SAED training in Bestway College, Obunkeko 28
Figure 18: Liquid soap production class 28
Figure 19: Bleach production class 29
Figure 20: Dettol production class 29
Figure 21: Bleach production class 30
Figure 22: SAED facilitators with the school staff 30
Figure 23: The Doctor Examining a fainted man during the scheme 31
Figure 24: Conducting Body Mass Index Test for the OLOJA (village head) 31
Figure 25: Disbursing drugs freely to the villagers 32
Figure 26: Giving out condoms freely to the villagers 32
Figure 27: RVST/Malaria Test section 33
Figure 28: A section with the OLOJA and health workers 33
Figure 29: Free Barbing of the Villagers 34
Figure 30: Free Barbing of the Villagers 35
Figure 31: Free Book of Hope to the Children 36
Figure 32: Free Book of Hope to the Children 36

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CHAPTER ONE
LASSA FEVER AWARENESS
AIM
This awareness was aimed at enlightening the unreached and
uninformed people of Obunkeko of the outbreak of LASSA fever and
how to curb the fever.
DRIVE
The drive came as a result of the sudden death of people due to the
disease.
REPORT ON LASSA FEVER AWARENESS IN OBUNKEKO VILLAGE
ON THE 21ST OF JANUARY 2016
meet with the present needs of their community, due to the recent
and alarming outbreak of LASSA fever I embarked on a 1(one) day
awareness in Obunkeko village in Ondo West Local Government
Area on 21st January 2016.
BESTWAY COLLEGE
The awareness started by 7:55am in Bestway International College
Obunkeko where a fellow corps member MUSA OLUFISAYO
DAMILOLA with code number OD/15A/1663 explained the cause,
prevention and remedies of LASSA fever to the students of the

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school. Questions were raised by the students and principal of the
school for the students and the questions were answered.
ADEKOLA COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE
We left to Adekola Comprehensive College for the awareness and
the principal of the school immediately called out the students to
the school hall for the awareness. Miss MUSA OLUFISAYO
DAMILOLA continued the awareness Adekola Comprehensive
College Obunkeko where she explained the cause, prevention and
remedies of LASSA fever to the students of the school. Questions
were also raised by the students of the school and the questions
were answered.
PRIMARYHEALTH CARE OBUNKEKO
We also sensitized the Community health officers in the village and
the village entirely.
MODE OF DRESSING
We were properly dressed with NYSC T-shirt, Kaki and NYSC cap.
SPONSORSHIP
The transportation cost was taken care of by Mr. Jeremiah Oge, the
principal of Bestway International College Obunkeko, Ondo.
The awareness was brought to a closure at exact 9:30am.
APPROVAL
The approval for this awareness was sought from the NYSC and
approval given. As earlier attached is the letter of approval.

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ACHIEVEMENT/ RESULT
The awareness covered:
 Bestway College Obunkeko
 Adekola Comprehensive college Obunkeko
 Primary health care workers.
There was also no news of the fever in Obunkeko.

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CHAPTER TWO
ERECTION AND INSTALLATION OF A SIGNAL BOOSTER
AIM
The installation of the signal booster was aimed at seeing that the
inhabitants of Obunkeko communicate to people outside Obunkeko
and their customers.
REPORT ON THE INSTALLATION OF A SIGNAL BOOSTER IN THE
PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR THE ENTIRE PEOPLE OF
OBUNKEKO
Obunkeko is a village located in the rural outskirts of Ondo West
Local Government Area, Ondo. Upon arrival to the village I found
out that there is no network coverage in the village for ease of
communication among farmers and their customers.
I decided to construct a “Signal Booster” to solve the problem of
communication and to also add aesthetic value to the village with
reference to other villages in ward 2.
I met with the councilor of Ward 2, in Ondo West Local Government
Area and the chairman of Ondo West Local Government Area and
they were pleased with the idea and gave their support for the
project.
They also gave me the necessary support technically which enabled
me raise financial support for the work. The village youths were
helpful in the construction and mounting of the signal booster.

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It was officially handed over to the village head on the 18th of
August, 2016 in the presence of the Primary Health care workers,
some corps members and a call to the NYSC Local Government
Inspector/Asst. Local Government Inspector and the Zonal
Inspector.
SPONSORSHIP
The signal booster was sponsored by Hon. Kayode Oyetunde Israel
Oyetayo the Ward 2 Councilor, Ondo West LGA.
PATNERSHIP
The project was executed in partnership with the Students of
Bestway College Ondo who erected the signal booster.
APPROVAL
The approval for this project was sought from the NYSC and
approval given. As earlier attached is the letter of approval.
ACHIEVEMENT
The signal booster can be used by anybody in the village to make or
receive calls and messages.

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CHAPTER THREE
SKILLS ACQUISITION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT
(SAED)
AIM
To see that the youths in Obunkeko learn other skills and be
acquainted in them order than their nominal farm work and if
possible, make a living from the acquired skills.
REPORT ON YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME IN WARD 2
ONDO WEST LGA
In my findings and discussion with some of the youths in the
village, I discovered that most youths in ward 2 have only cocoa and
cola nut farming as their view of tomorrow. This mindset sometimes
leads to youths not being able to have an entrepreneurial mindset
towards life.
Due to this I decided to organize a youth empowerment programme
for the youths in ward 2.
I organized a skills acquisition on the preparation of liquid soap,
Dettol, bleach, body perfume, and Izal for Bestway College College
students Obunkeko village in Ondo West Local Government Area on
22nd March 2016.
The training started at 9:15am in Bestway College Obunkeko and
two corps members NURUDEEN YUSUF with code number
OD/15B/1578 and ALABA HASSAN with code number

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OD/15B/1676 registered the youths in attendance from different
communities. The program recorded a total number of one hundred
and seven (107) youths from different communities in ward 2. The
communities include Obunkeko, Baba pupa, Onisoosi, Orisumbare,
Okesha, Tekunle, Obado, Ajebambo, Julee camp, Seriki. The
attendance of the skills acquisition program is attached with this
report.
The training was handled by two corps members TAGBO ONYEKA
DANIEL with code number OD/15A/2083 and MUSA OLUFISAYO
DAMILOLA with code number OD/15A/1663, they taught the
youths of the communities the processes involved in the production
of liquid soap, Dettol, Bleach and body perfume. The production
was done by the youths and thoroughly supervised by the corps
members. Questions raised by the youths were answered by the
corps members. The skills acquisition program was brought to a
closure at exact 12:23pm.
The materials for the production were also presented to some of the
youths to empower them for production afterwards.
SPONSORS
The cost of the empowerment programme was handled by the
aspiring Councillor Ward 2 Ondo West, Ondo state of the People’s
Democratic Party Hon. Kayode Oyetunde Israel Oyetayo and the
following partners:
 Bestway College Obunkeko
 Chicken Republic Yaba, Ondo

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 Top Chef Eateries Ondo
 NCCF Ondo zone

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CHAPTER FOUR
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND COMPUTER TRAINING
AIM
This training was aimed at seeing that the students of Obunkeko
get adequate awareness on the use of Computer Based Test (CBT)
for Aptitude tests.
REPORT ON THE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND COMPUTER
TRAINING
E. with code number OD/15B/0738 organized a computer training
programme for all the youths in Ward 2, Ondo West L.G.A which
held in Bestway College Obunkeko village in Ondo West Local
Government Area on 9th June 2016.
Obunkeko is a rural farm settlement located far away from Ondo
town. Transportation to the place is mostly on bike as the terrain is
rugged for frequent passing of cars. It takes about 50 minutes from
Sabo junction to the place and the cost of transportation is very
high.
There are no social amenities such as light and no network
coverage at all in that settlement and this brings a wide gap in the

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digital divide of the community. It is to this fact that the training
was organized to bring up the youths of the rural community.
PERSONAL CDS REPORT ON SCHOLARSHIP AWARD, AND
COMPUTER PRACTICAL TRAINING IN WARD 2, ONDO WEST LGA
The training started at 12:03noon in Bestway College Obunkeko
and two corps members FEYISETAN TOLUWANIMI with code
number OD/16A/0919 and AKPODONO ONAJITE MARILYN with
code number OD/16A/0741 registered the youths in attendance
from different communities.
The program recorded a total number of over a hundred and fifty
youths but the number of persons in register is one hundred and
seven (107) youths from different communities in ward 2. The
communities include Obunkeko, Baba Pupa, Onisoosi, Orisumbare,
Okesha, Tekunle, Obado, Ajebambo, Julee camp, and Seriki. The
attendance of the computer training program and the CBT practice
is attached with this report.
The training was handled by the ICT CDS group, of the Ondo West
Local Government Area. The topics Handled by the group include:
 Introduction to Computer and Hardware Maintenance.
 Computer Ethics.
 Importance of ICT.
 Computer Networking.
 Importance of Computer Security.

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 Causes and prevention of Malware/Computer Virus.
 Introduction to Programming.
 The Use of E-learning as a modern means of Education.
A total number of fifteen (15) corps members were in attendance for
the training.
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
An on hands training was also done for some people and a
computer based test was conducted for the SS2 and SS3 students
and Scholarship worth twenty thousand naira each (N20,000) was
awarded by Classic System Infotech to three of the outstanding
students in the CBT training.
Gifts were also presented to six (6) outstanding youths of Ward 2 by
a representative of the honourable councillor for ward 2 Hon.
Kayode Oyetunde Israel Oyetayo
Questions raised by the youths were answered by the corps
members. The computer training and CBT test was brought to a
close at exactly 2:23pm.
SPONSORS
The scholarship was given by Classic System Infotech. The
scholarship is a free Data Analysis training for the three students.
The hall arrangement and Refreshment was done by the Host
School, Bestway College Obunkeko.

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The remaining cost of the computer training and CBT programme
was handled by the Councillor Ward 2 Ondo West, Ondo State, Hon
Kayode Oyetunde Israel Oyetayo and the following partners:
Attached herewith are some photograph pictures taken that day.

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CHAPTER FIVE
FREE MEDICAL SCHEME
AIM
This project is aimed at seeing that inhabitants of Obunkeko get
adequate information on health issues and treatment to those who
have one ailment or the other.
REPORT ON BARBING/FREE MEDICAL CHECK-UP AND
TREATMENT IN OBUNKEKO WARD 2 ONDO WEST LGA AND
REQUEST FOR A RECOMMENDATION LETTER
E. with code number OD/15B/0738 organized a free medical
check-up, treatment and dispensing of drugs and condoms to the
villagers in Obunkeko in ward 2 in Ondo West Local Government
Area on 18th August 2016.
The medical check-up started at 12:23pm in the Primary health
Centre Obunkeko. The villagers went through three series of tests:
 Body Mass Index Test (BMI).
 Malaria Rapid Diagnostic Test (RDT).
 RVST (HIV) Test.
 Blood Pressure Test.

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After the tests, their results were collated and were sent to the
Doctor who gave them medical counselling and prescription of
drugs they will need for those having ailment. The pharmacy
session saw to the delivering of drugs as prescribed by the Doctor.
CHILDREN SESSION
The children were also not left out as advice was given to them on
health matters; free books were given to them.
BARBING SESSION
There was also a session for free hair barbing organized for the
villagers. The session was anchored by corps member OBOH
ILUORE COLLINS with code number, OD/15B/3270 and former
corps member TAGBO ONYEKA DANIEL with code number
OD/15A/2083
The free medical scheme was brought to a closure at exact 4:07pm.
SPONSORS
The programme was proudly sponsored by the Chairman, Ondo
West local Government Area, Ondo, Hon. Victor Ogunya.
PARTNERS
 Bestway College Obunkeko.
 Hon. Kayode Oyetunde Israel Oyetayo (Councillor, Ward 2)
 Ejisco Bookshop at Iya laje Market, Ondo.
 Afam Electronics at Odotu, Ondo
 NCCF Ondo West, Ondo Zone.
 Bro Oluwafemi of RCCG Jesus Embassy Esso, Ondo.

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 Mrs Alabi of RCCG Jesus Embassy Esso, Ondo.
 The LACA Manager, Basic Health Centre, behind Female
Prison, Surulere, Ondo.

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CHAPTER SIX
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ICT CDS GROUP
I actively participated in my Community Development Service
Group, Information Communication Technology in proffering
solutions to challenges and also did special duties assigned to me
by the group leader. I was also elected the Secretary of the group.
ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN ICT CDS GROUP SENSITISATIONS TO
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IN ONDO
Firstly, I spoke on Computer ethics in Awosika College during one
of our sensitizations to educate the students on how to take good
care of the computer in order to avoid common faults and damages.
Secondly, I also participated in the visit to Thy Will Comprehensive
College Ayeyemi Oka for the groups’ project and I taught the
students on Introduction to Computer and Hardware maintenance.
I also acted as a member of the sensitization committee and project
committee for the group.
I sincerely appreciate my Community Development Service group
leader for the opportunity and all members of the group for their co-
operation.

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CONCLUSION/ RECOMMENDATION
It has been a pleasure serving my country in this capacity and
meeting the wonderful people of Obunkeko. It is indeed an
unforgettable experience for which I appreciate General Yakubu
Gowon who established it.
I want to recommend that the NYSC platform be further broadened
and modified to suit the present challenges of Nigeria instead of
being scrapped.
I also recommend that much more emphasis be placed on
community development as a major interest for corps members
because through these I have learnt a lot more than what was
offered in my place of primary assignment.
In addition, I wish to recommend that the NYSC management
should make funds available for corps members who wish to carry
out certain Community Development Service of which may be
financially handicapped in terms of sponsors.

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APPENDIXES
BREAKDOWN OF EXPENSE INCURRED DURING THE PROJECT
EXPENDITURE
FOR LASSA FEVER AWARENESS
Materials Quantity Amount
Transportation 2 1,500
FOR ERECTION/INSTALLATION OF A SIGNAL BOOSTER
Phone Antenna 1 10,000
Coaxial cable 1 1,500
FOR SKILLS ACQUISITION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Liquid soap 40 litres N8,000
Dettol 5 litres N3,500
Air Freshener 5 litres N2,500
Bleach 10 litres N1,500
Body perfume ½ litres N1,500
Flex Banner 3 by 4 feet N 2,000
Transportation 65 kilometres N 2,000
Picture and printing 8 N 1000
FOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARD AND COMPUTER TRAINING
Flex Banner 1 N3, 000
Transportation 15 N15, 000
Picture and printing 15 N 2, 000
Gift Items 5 N 2, 500
Refreshment 15 N 2, 500

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Electricity and Sound 6 litres N 1, 000
Scholarship Worth 3 N60, 000
FOR FREE MEDICAL SERVICE IN OBUNKEKO
Flex Banner 1 N3, 000
Transportation 14 N15, 000
Picture and printing 20 N 2, 000
Refreshment 14 N 3, 000
Electricity (Fuel for barbing) 6 litres N 1, 000
Drugs N 9, 000
Total N154,000
The financial costs of the programs were incurred by the sponsors
and partners listed in the project.

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PHOTO GALLERY
Figure 1: Checking out the signal booster
Figure 2: The community head speaking with the LGI

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Figure 3: First Scholarship award by Classic system Infotech
Figure 4: Second Scholarship award by Classic system Infotech

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Figure 5: Third Scholarship award by Classic system Infotech
Figure 6: Free registration of students for the computer training

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Figure 7: During the computer maintenance class
Figure 8: Anchoring the CBT test

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Figure 9: Corps members with the principal after the training
Figure 10: A cross section of the students

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Figure 11: A class on importance of ICT
Figure 12: A section with some students after the training

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Figure 13: During the LASSA fever awareness in Bestway College
Figure 14: During the LASSA fever awareness in Bestway College

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Figure 15: During the LASSA fever awareness in Adekola Comprehensive College, Obunkeko
Figure 16: During the LASSA fever awareness in Adekola Comprehensive College, Obunkeko

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Figure 17: Free registration of students during the SAED training in Bestway College, Obunkeko
Figure 18: Liquid soap production class

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Figure 19: Bleach production class
Figure 20: Dettol production class

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Figure 21: Bleach production class
Figure 22: SAED facilitators with the school staff

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Figure 23: The Doctor Examining a fainted man during the scheme
Figure 24: Conducting Body Mass Index Test for the OLOJA (village head)

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Figure 25: Disbursing drugs freely to the villagers
Figure 26: Giving out condoms freely to the villagers

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Figure 27: RVST/Malaria Test section
Figure 28: A section with the OLOJA and health workers

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Figure 29: Free Barbing of the Villagers

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Figure 30: Free Barbing of the Villagers

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Figure 31: Free Book of Hope to the Children
Figure 32: Free Book of Hope to the Children

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