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National Population Commission Recruitment For 2023 Census

 The National Population Commission has officially launched its e-recruitment Platform, which will be used to recruit ad hoc staff for the 2023 national Population and housing census. The chairman of the National Population Commission, Nasir Isa Kwarra,  made this fact apparent while he was addressing at the launch of the webpage at Abuja. He underlined how crucial it is to have the best hands possible working on the census.


Inuwa Jalingo , the census manager, stated that the Commission is anticipating receiving over 25 million Applicants for the vacant jobs and that the process needed to be competitive, fair, and transparent. "The Implementation of an e-Recruitment approach is to ensure broad applications from all across the country, minimise bias, and ensure that all qualified Nigerians are given equal opportunity to apply and be recruited and that no one is left behind," he stated.


How to Apply for National Population Commission (NPC) Recruitment 

Interested candidates should apply by visiting the NPC website.

NOTE

Candidates should possess relevant qualifications.

There will be temporary system closure of the e-Recruitment portal for internal review of the recruitment process from 7th November to 13th November 2022.

The application is FREE. Beware of Internet Fraudsters!!

For enquiries: call NPC hotline: 07000236787 or contact NPC social media platforms: Facebook: National Population Commission; Twitter: @natpopcom; Instagram: npc_nigeria; YouTube: NPC Nigeria; Email: info@nationalpopulation.gov.ng


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