Method to apply as Npower Registration for 2020 Online Form set to begins . This week, the N-Power portal will re-open for registration. 400,000 beneficiaries will be taken from the application pool.

What is NPower?

N-Power is a job creation and empowerment programme of the National Social Investment Programme of the Federal Government of Nigeria. The N-Power programme is for young Nigerians between the ages of 18 and 35.

The current npower recruitment application form for this job is only for undergraduates position. If you have your Ssce result, then pick it up now and apply for npower via www.npower.gov.ng online.

Note: After the online registration, you’ll be shortlisted for screening, interview, if you are successfully shortlisted, you’ll undergo npower posting and npower deployment.

When Will Npower 2020 Registration Portal Open?

The enrollment exercise for a new group (Batch C) of N-Power beneficiaries is to begin on June 26, the Federal Government announced on Friday. The online portal for the programme would be open for applications from noon on June 26, adding that all applicants must supply their Bank Verification Numbers for transparency.

Here are some tips to get ready

1. Get your BVN ready.
2. Ensure you are are not an existing employee in any organization.
3. Application is online so ensure when you are applying, you have good internet service.


When will Npower Stipend for 2020 be paid?

Npower February 2020 Stipend Payment. N-Power have confirmed that the beneficiaries of the scheme will be paid their February 2020 allowance. Speaking on Wednesday during a live Facebook chat, Mr. Afolabi Imoukhuede, the senior special assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on job creation and youth empowerment noted that the stipends will be paid this week.

For those who have been waiting for their NPower 2019 Stipend to be paid, According to the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Farouq, the delay is because the handing and taking over process is yet to be concluded.

The minister also explained that the delay is not unconnected to lack of proper exit plan for beneficiaries that enrolled in 2016 despite expiration of their contract.

Source: #NPowerNG