NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment: All You Need to Know

The National Population Commission Birth Registration E-Recruitment exercise for 2003 has been on for some time now. And in this article, we want to inform all interested applicants of everything they need to know before starting the application process and the improvement and changes since the portal was reopened for applications. Consequently, we say welcome to the ultimate guide for NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment 2023. This comprehensive resource provides you with all the essential information you need to navigate the registration process smoothly. Also, follow this blog to stay informed and make the most of our resources on this platform

✍ Post Contents ✍

• What You Need to Know
• Categories of Applicants
• The Requirements for the NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment
• How to Apply for the NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment
• Application Deadline
• Closing Thought
• Disclaimer

The birth registration exercise is a collaborative effort between NPC, UNICEF, NYSC, and NYC and is aimed at registering a minimum of 12 million eligible children under 5 in Nigeria. The project, which is slated to cover 21 states, 456 local government areas (LGAs), and 4,978 wards across the nation will provide birth certificates containing the name and nationality of every Nigerian child. The 21 states include: Abia, Adamawa, Anambra, Bauchi, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Delta, Ebonyi, Edo, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kogi, Lagos, Ogun, Osun, Rivers, and Sokoto. 

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What You Need to Know

It is important to take note of the fact that applicants who are interested in The 2023 NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment whether as ad hoc staff or NYSC members must be;

1. Residents and present in any of the 21 states mentioned above at the time of application.
2. Also, note that your location is an essential factor in your eligibility.
3. The application is completed 100% free of charge
4. NPC has not appointed any individual or organization as recruitment agents
5. No person or organization can influence or facilitate the approval of your application as the system is automated and transparent.
6. The selection process is transparent and on merit.

Categories Of Applicants

The recruitment exercise seeks to engage two categories of persons as follows

1. NYSC members, and
2. Ad hoc staff

The Requirements for the NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment

The following are prerequisites for potential applicants for the NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment 2023:

• First, we have said that you must be in any of the aforementioned 21 states
• Valid National Identification Number (NIN
• A camera-enabled device
• A valid phone number
• Valid educational certificate
• Valid e-mail account
• A valid Bank Account Number that aligns with the NIN information [only commercial banks are accepted]
• A minimum score of 50% on the assessment test [attempted once]

How to Apply for the NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment

If you meet the requirements and are interested in participating, then follow these steps to apply:

• Enable the location on your camera-enabled device.
• Click to visit the application portal
• Click on Start Application.
• Select the option either to start as NYSC or Adhoc Staff.
• When asked for permission to use your device location, select “Allow”.
• Start the registration process by entering your NIN.
• Wait for the NIN portal to retrieve your NIN information
• Confirm is your correct NIN
• Then proceed to Facial capture, where you will capture and match your face
• Take your assessment test
• Then proceed to provide other information that will be requested
• Once the application is successfully completed,  you will receive an application ID. Record your Application

Application Deadline

As of the date of this publication, the NPC has not announced the deadline for the NPC Birth Registration E-Recruitment 2023.  However, interested applicants are advised to complete their application processes as soon as possible.

Closing Thought

Everybody who will participate in this exercise will play a vital role in digital birth registration, which will provide an exciting opportunity for those who want to contribute to national development by ensuring that every child is officially recorded at birth. Birth registration is not just about the numbers, but about recognizing each child's value as we strive to create a strong and fair society for all. Don’t see this project as another job opportunity to take up just because there are no jobs; rather see it as a national assignment, a call to duty, to serve your country. A duty to redefine child rights and equality in Nigerian society. Through this process, you have the opportunity to join a movement that can make a monumental impact on Nigerian children in particular and the country as a whole.

Disclaimer

This article’s only intent is to provide insight and a guide to the NPC 2023 Birth Registration E-Recruitment and how to proceed with your application. We do not provide any guarantees as to whether you will be selected or not. Your success in the process will depend on so many factors, of which we have no direct or indirect control. One such factor starts with your ability to successfully complete the application process as a result of the difficulty in doing so because of the glitch experienced by many on the website.

This is not to deter you. We strongly advise you to be part of this exercise. Start now! So you don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to contribute to national policy formulation and development.

Feel free to drop your feedback, be it a question, clarification, disagreements with our views or your success story and experience with the recruitment portal.

Good luck!

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