Your bunkie is a corper who’s already serving in Abuja. Someone in your corner from day one.
Find your bunkieWhere’s your PPA? Garki, Wuse, Utako…Already serving? Be someone’s bunkieDay 21. Camp ends tomorrow.
Posted to Abuja. Knows no one.
Meets her bunkie on a video call, from camp.
Exit day: moves in with someone who knows the way.
Leave camp with your bunkie.
Someone to ask about the city, your PPA and everything in between. Someone who’s been exactly where you are.
“I don’t know anyone in Abuja.”
You’ll know your bunkie. And your bunkie knows the city.
“Where do I even start after camp?”
With your bunkie. Move in on exit day and settle in at your pace.
“Can I see the place from camp?”
Yes. Video call your bunkie before you leave camp.
“Will I be safe?”
Every bunkie is verified. Choose women only, men only or mixed.
Meet your bunkie on a video call.
Move in with someone who knows the way.
Settle in at your own pace.
Stay on, or find your own place.
Be someone’s bunkie.
Real people, real rooms. Corper hosts come first.
Your money is held until you move in.
Phone numbers stay hidden until you book.
Women only, men only or mixed.
NYSC began in 1973 to build common ties among young Nigerians. Every batch, corpers land in a new state, often far from home. Bunkie keeps that spirit going, one corper welcoming the next.
Corper hosts come first and wear a badge. Other hosts in Abuja are there too.
From one week to the rest of your service year. Stay until you’re settled.
Yes. Meet your bunkie by video call and move in on your camp exit day.
Only inside Bunkie, by card, transfer or USSD through Paystack. Never to a personal account.
For now, yes. Join the waitlist for your state.