You’ve finally completed your NYSC registration, and now, you’re set to serve Nigeria. Excitement fills the air as you anticipate the new experiences ahead. But let’s be real—you’re also about to travel to a state you may have never set foot in.
Maybe it’s Sokoto, Borno, Cross River, or Ebonyi. Or perhaps you’re heading to a bustling city like Lagos or Port Harcourt, where the streets never sleep. Wherever you’re posted, personal safety should be at the top of your checklist.
Take Kemi, for example. She was posted to Kano from Lagos. Eager and full of life, she boarded a night bus to her orientation camp. But midway, their vehicle broke down on a lonely road. With no way to contact her family or send her location, she felt stranded and helpless.
If only she had a way to share her live location or send an SOS. A quick intervention could have prevented hours of uncertainty.
This is the reality for many corps members traveling to unfamiliar places.
NYSC service comes with adventure but also risks:
So, how do you stay safe?
The NauNauSOS app was built for situations like this. Whether you’re traveling, walking alone at night, or feeling unsafe, one tap could make all the difference.
Panic Timer – Set a timer when heading out alone. If you don’t turn it off, an alert is sent automatically.
Be Cautious with New People – Not everyone has good intentions. Move smart.
NYSC is an unforgettable experience, but safety should never be left to chance. Just as you prepare for camp by buying your white shorts and jungle boots, prepare for your safety too.
Download the NauNauSOS app today and serve with confidence, knowing that help is just a tap away.
Stay safe. Serve smart. Make memories. Your future is bright, and your safety matters!
