National Population Commission

The Federal Commissioner, National Population Commission (NPC), in Niger State, Muhammad Dattijo Usman has noted that the security challenges confronting.

“We are looking at our instrument, especially the internet aspect and then recruitment for adhoc work. So, I do not think the insecurity challenges will stop us from conducting the 2023 Census” Usman stated this at the opening of a two-day State Level Compendium of Localities Workshop organized by the NPC to finalize and present to the grassroots the final list of localities for the census in Minna.

The National Population Commission has stated that the insecurity that has bedevilled some parts of the country will not affect the 2023 population and ...

“The issue of insecurity is abating now and we have concluded all the arrangements to have a successful census exercise. Datijo explained that the objective of the state-level compendium of localities workshop is to compile all the localities demarcated during the Enumeration Area Demarcation on local government area basis showing the coverage and location on interactive maps. “The Enumeration Area Demarcation exercise collected data on all localities with a standard definition of the locality as a distinct population cluster in which the inhabitants live in neighbouring sets of living quarters has a name or a locally recognised status.”

Nigeria's National Population Commission (NPC), has launched an e-recruitment portal for the successful conduct of the Population and Housing Census ...

“Let me use this opportunity to assure Nigerians that the bulk of personnel for the 2023 Census will be drawn from the communities where they are resident. “This can be achieved by having the right calibre of people that will go to all parts of the country. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Acting Resident Electoral Commissioner Niger state, Malam Yakubu Duku who commended the effort of the Population commission in its preparation for the 2023 census, said the success of the National Population and Housing Census is of great importance and that INEC would contribute positively to ensure its success. With this e-recruitment strategy of the Commission Nigeria will have credible data and the postal service is ready and committed to support the exercise because the next government will plan the nation well based on the data from the population census exercise,” he said. “The launching of the online e-recruitment portal for the 2023 census at the headquarters marks the beginning of the online recruitment process whereby Nigerians from all demography and gender can hook on to the website that will be provided by the Commission to fill the online form and get themselves registered to be recruited. He said the commission’s commitment to fairness and transparency in the recruitment process led to the introduction of the online e-recruitment portal, adding that this aims to train the officers that will superintend over the census recruitment process.

The National Population Commission (NPC), has officially launched its e-recruitment portal to recruit ad-hoc staff for the 2023 census.

He said, “To us in the Commission, the quality of staff that will perform the census activities is very important. “The Commission adopts e-Recruitment portal to recruit ad-hoc staff for the 2023 Population and Housing Census. Jalingo said the categories of staff to be recruited were, facilitators, training centre administrators, and monitoring and evaluation officers.

By Ene Oshaba Abuja The executive chairman of the National Population Commission (NPC), Hon. Nasir Isa-Kwarra, has launched the e-recruitment portal for the ...

“This can be achieved by having the right caliber of people that will go to all parts of the country. “Let me use this opportunity to assure Nigerians that the bulk of personnel for the 2023 Census will be drawn from the communities where they are resident. Garba Abari, noted that Nigeria is a big country with huge population and for everyone to be counted requires large human resources, assuring of the agencies support to ensuring a credible 2023 census. Giving an overview of the e-recruitment portal, the Census Manager, Inuwa B. “This will remove the huge logistics of moving personnel across the country. The executive chairman of the National Population Commission (NPC), Hon.

Adherence to the local content policy is good for the economy, writes. Chike Ogbechie. The upcoming census in Nigeria is scheduled for April, 2023.

The local OEMs have the capacity to manufacture enough high-quality devices for all MDAs and projects in Nigeria. The OEMs are encouraged by the noble and patriotic zeal expressed so far by NPC and looks forward to ensuring that every recommended OEM by NITDA gets a reasonable and fair share of the 40% Local Content component of the digital devices’ procurement. The National Population Commission (NPC), the agency saddled with the responsibility of executing a very credible, flawless and successful census in Nigeria had indicated its plan to procure and acquire 800,000 digital devices for the exercise. Thereafter, NITDA forwarded the names of three OEMs whose devices had been tested and cleared by the regulatory agency to NPC. Prior to this time, the trend among government agencies had been solely lip service to adherence of the Executive Orders on local content, thereby making Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) in Nigeria living from hand to mouth. This makes the execution of the 2023 national census very important and crucial in charting a course for national development.

Emameh Gabriel in Abuja. Ahead of the proposed 2023 census, the National Population Commission (NPC), yesterday, officially launched its e-Recruitment ...

“The Commission adopts e-Recruitment portal to recruit ad-hoc staff for the 2023 Population and Housing Census. “This will remove the huge logistics of moving personnel across the country. Isa-Kwarra explained that the recruitment process would reflect the quality of data to be collected and ultimately, the success of the 2023 census.

The National Population Commission (NPC) has officially unveiled its e-recruitment portal to recruit ad-hoc staff ahead of the 2023 population and housing ...

- “The Commission adopts an e-recruitment portal to recruit ad-hoc staff for the 2023 Population and Housing Census. - “To us in the commission, the quality of staff that will perform the census activities is very important. - “This will remove the huge logistics of moving personnel across the country.

The National Population Commission has officially launched its e-recruitment portal to recruit ad hoc staff for the 2023 national population and housing ...

“The Commission adopts e-Recruitment portal to recruit ad hoc staff for the 2023 Population and Housing Census. Meanwhile, the Director Public Affairs Department at the NPC, Dr. Also, the representative of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Mrs.

The National Population Commission has flagged off its e-recruitment portal for the 2023 national population and housing census for ad-hoc staff. The.

“The Commission adopts e-Recruitment portal to recruit ad hoc staff for the 2023 Population and Housing Census. The National Population Commission has flagged off its e-recruitment portal for the 2023 national population and housing census for ad-hoc staff. The Census Manager, Inuwa Jalingo, noted that the Commission is hoping to receive over 25 million applications for the available jobs, stating that there was a need for the process to be competitive, reliable and transparent.