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Thursday, June 09, 2016

FG Begins Recruitment Of 500,000 Unemployed Graduates

In what is the first roll-out of its N500billion social investment programmes, the Nigerian government is set to begin taking applications online for positions in the 500,000 direct teacher jobs scheme, through an internet portal namednpower.gov.ng.




While the portal would be live on Saturday June 11, applications are expected to start coming in on June 12.
Young unemployed Nigerians are advised to visit the website and apply, a statement by the vice president office said on Wednesday.

President Muhammadu Buhari had in his May 29 Democracy Day broadcast to the nation formally launched the “unprecedented social investment programmes already provided for under the 2016 Appropriation by the administration.”
The 500,000 Teacher Corps, nicknamed N-Power Teach on the portal, is one of the three direct job creation and training schemes Nigerians can start applying for from Sunday, June 12.

Others are N-Power Knowledge, which will train 25,000 Nigerians in the area of technology, and N-Power Build, which train another 75,000 in the areas of building services, construction, utilities, hospitality and catering, automotive vocations, aluminium and gas services.

All trainees would be paid for the duration of their training, the statement said.
The statement, signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Laolu Akande, added, “The N-Power Teacher Corps initiative, which will engage and train 500,000 young unemployed graduates, is a paid volunteer programme of a two-year duration.

“Unemployed Nigerians selected and trained will serve in teaching, instructional, and advisory roles in primary, and secondary schools, agricultural extension systems across the country, public health and community education — covering civic and adult education.
“Besides their monthly take home pay estimated at about N23,000, the selected 500,000 graduates will also get computer devices that will contain information necessary for their specific engagement, as well as information for their continuous training and development. They get to keep the devices even after exiting the programme.

“According to the plan of the Buhari administration, the N-Power Teacher Corps programme is an invaluable opportunity for young Nigerians to make immense economic and social contributions to the nation while developing their skills. It will also help to address the problems of inadequate teachers in public schools.
“Also, persons enlisted under the scheme will gain work experience and acquire key competencies through academic and non-academic capacity building programmes intended to improve their competitiveness in the workplace. Their devices will come loaded with knowledge-oriented applications and software that will enable them acquire the skills and capacity.

“Under the N-Power Knowledge scheme, there are three aspects: Creative, Technology Software and Hardware. These three sub-divisions would will train 25,000 young Nigerians in all.
“Five thousand of them would be trained in animation, graphic design, post-production, script-writing. All of those under the sub-division of N-Power Knowledge-creative category.
“The N-Power Knowledge scheme also has a technology category in two aspects: hardware and software. Ten thousand Nigerians will be trained, and equipped in the area of software development, including web designers, and another 10,000 in hardware expertise, including to repair, maintain and assemble mobile phones, tablets, computers and other devices.
“Also the N-Power Build category was designed realizing that the presence of a well-trained and highly skilled youth population in any economy has direct impact on entrepreneurship/wealth creation, which in turn leads to a decline in unemployment.

“N-Power Build is therefore an accelerated training and certification (Skills to Job/Enterprise) programme that will engage and train 75,000 young unemployed Nigerians in order to build a new crop of skilled and highly competent workforce of technicians, artisans and service professionals.

“There are other schemes in the Buhari presidency Social Investment Programmes which would soon be rolled out in the coming weeks.

 These include the Conditional Cash Transfer that pays N5000 monthly to one million Nigerians, the Micro-Credit Scheme for more than 1.5 million Nigerians, the Home Grown School Feeding programme that will serve 5.5 million Nigerian pupils in primary school a free hot meal per day this year and the Education Support Grant Programme for 100,000 tertiary students in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics, STEM and education.”




*I hope this works out!

70 comments:

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    1. Already a graphics designer, but I'll still apply, I'll love to school d teacher....

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    2. Great news indeed! I hope its sustainable o

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    3. Let's hope it's appropiatley implemented.

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    4. So after the 2yr programme what happens?

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    5. Very stupid question. Do they help U knack. So after training U can't hustle for urself lazy thing. I hate lazy ppl

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  2. This is good if true but trust Nigerians, they will still do mago-mago. Politics everywhere.

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  3. 23,000 naira, i.e one bag of rice as salary. Hmmmmm....

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    1. It's a good start. Even if they say 50k U will still complain. Lazy youths.

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  4. Take home pay is N23k in this 'good' economy for a graduate o? Na wa!

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    1. And free training. Lazy graduate. So u can do other biznes on the side to help Urself in that two years

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    2. And free training. Lazy graduate. So u can do other biznes on the side to help Urself in that two years

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  5. Welcome development. May it grow to fruition.

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  6. Thank you Jesus.

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  7. I hope James sees this so that he can apply. Oh sorry. I forgot that he has been struggling to pass the JSS 3 exam since.

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  8. I pray is nt fraud! I will apply

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  9. Tonet_Lora(QueenofallBV's)9 June 2016 at 08:49

    hmmmmm FG is this really true.... cos I really doubt, n if its true how much is the salary

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    1. It's either ur blind or you can't read.

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    2. Go back and read aunty. Youths of today lack reading culture abeg.

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  10. I pray so too. We need action, less talk and more action.

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  11. Wats great news?graduates collecting 23k Wat cn dat do? N it's not evn a permanent job it's a training....Ad rather they employ fewer people gainfully

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    1. Dis is a joke 23k, how much is a bag of rice, tomato, house rent, water, electricity, transport fair. Dis country is a joke.

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    2. Dis is a joke 23k, how much is a bag of rice, tomato, house rent, water, electricity, transport fair. Dis country is a joke.

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  12. That's really good but did I just read the monthly take home is 23,000?it's well

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  13. Best news av heard in awhile and I pray it works out. God bless president Muhammadu Buhari and God bless the federal republic of Nigeria.

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    1. Babe wen did you come out from extinct? Did you read properly or you skipped the part he said the pay is 23k monthly, please stop dt God bless Buhari and the federal republic of Nigeria.

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    2. Nwa Amaka Bien venue
      Asked after you

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    3. Ukbliss, yes God bless Buhari and Nigeria.

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    4. Please disappear voltron

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  14. But why with age limit 18-35?

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    1. If u r past d age 35 u no be youth again biko.

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  15. Jimmy Disu analyzed this thing and i saw reason with it. why will you pay them N25,000 as entry point when graduate in the ministry starting point is N100,000 and these people are graduates. The employment will be for only 2 years.

    Anyway may God help everyone.

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    1. Which ministry graduate do they start with 100k?

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    2. Madam love me jeje... which ministry please???
      State civil service starts you @ 45k, and federal civil service is about 50 after deductions...
      Even most agencies don't pay up to 100k... it's between. 60 and 80.
      Parastatals and commissions pay. 100k and above...
      This is entry level o. Please do not be deceived by people's quest for "ministry' job... e nor dey pay.

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    3. Madam love me jeje... which ministry please???
      State civil service starts you @ 45k, and federal civil service is about 50 after deductions...
      Even most agencies don't pay up to 100k... it's between. 60 and 80.
      Parastatals and commissions pay. 100k and above...
      This is entry level o. Please do not be deceived by people's quest for "ministry' job... e nor dey pay.

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    4. La effizy talk what you know. So you mean doctors and lawyers are paid 45 In the ministries. Stay there make pant dey wear you!

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    5. Anon, only medical field and lawyers are paid higher. Which other graduate do they pay up to 100k?

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    6. Pls entry level as a graduate in customs is #150,000 . say wat u know @ la fresh

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  16. Yeah good news let's go there

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  17. I can't wait to apply for the job, and more tired of 😴 at home

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  18. Wonderful news.

    Hope our youths key into this though.
    I know how selective they can be,judging from how they mock teachers and frown at some other jobs..hmmmmm

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    1. As in....
      First thing that came to my mind.
      I pray this works though.

      Martins Aboy please I need ypur contact. Thank you

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    2. Oh you're above 40 true true. Stop acting like a baby then mgbeke owerri

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  19. Did I just read 23000 as take home salary?

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    1. No, U must have dreamt it sigh

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  20. Wow!

    Say 'shange!'

    * dodges slippers*

    #WhiteDiamondOut

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  21. Mscheeew!
    No CBN employment there?

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  22. Story for the gods

    Ghost graduates of course

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  23. My husband's sales girls are paid more than this amount.while I their madam a graduate when applied will be paid 23,000. Ok oooh. God is watching

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  24. 23k take home for a federal job, na wa o.

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  25. Good one from the federal government, at least after the two years you can establish yourself, and be an entrepreneur. Count down to June 12.

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  26. 23k as salary? That's too little now. 50k is okay or 40k.
    FG can do better on the salary aspect.

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  27. Crooked politicians and their worthless schemes.23,000naira a month! I laugh in Swahili.money that's not even enuff for transportation,that's not even quarter of what they pay illiterate staff in their homes,it's not even up to a drop of what they give their kids as pocket change per day.Just so it can go down in history that they sha did something.God will judge all the people that came up with the idea of paying graduates 23,000naira monthly.To those they employ,half agbalumo is better than none,na to just dey comot from house in the morning.

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  28. Kwakwakwakwa...
    This is laughable...see what they have reduced Nigerian graduates to...
    Choi!...so I even pay my workers well more than the federal government...
    Hmmm...now I know why most of my workers don't want to leave even with my rules and regulations!..

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    1. Ain't you did woman that gave Olori 70,000?

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    2. What is the lie Here... that's a fact, the security guy in my compound recieves higher than this. Lets not talk about some sales girls. This money is too small Abeg. At least 50k would 've made more sense.

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  29. What exactly is the great news? Is it the employment for just two years? The payment of 23, 000 naira for the contract job putting into consideration this econmy? Or is it the laptop that will be given after the contract job is over? Abeg the 'great' in this 'great news' is silent.

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  30. Just to pass time. Its better than staying idle.

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  31. BVs take chill pills please.

    If you dont want the job, dont apply. Let those who believe earning N23,000 a month is better than remaining unemployed apply.

    Oluwa, please bless everyone's hustle.

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