N-Power Devices has landed in the country. The organizers of the npower programme are pleased to announce to all 2016 beneficiaries that the first batch of Afrione devices of the N-power scheme has been delivered for collection.
Candidates are to recall that during the npower recruitment verification process, they selected an electronic device as a tool for learning and working.
The focus of the Npower programme is to provide young graduates and non-graduates with the skills, tools and livelihood to enable them advance from unemployment to employment, entrepreneurship and innovation.
Participants will provide teaching, instructional, and advisory solutions in 4 key areas (N-Power Agro, N-Power Health, N-Power Teach, N-Power Vaids).
BATCH ONE DEVICE DISTRIBUTION:
Below is the expected delivery date of the Electronic Devices according to the N-Power official channel.
- Brain NPower IPAD: August 15th
- RLG Adulawo Limited: July 21st
- Afri-One (2-in 1): July 15th
- Samsung Tab E: July 27th
- Zinox Z Pad: July 27th
- Techno Pad: August 31st
- Floss Signatures: July 27th
- Speedstar: August 31st.
Note: The N-power gadgets are devices to assist the successful applicants (N-power Volunteers) in the discharge of their duties.
To check the device you picked during the time of application, login to your NPVN portal, what you will see at your portal homepage beside the N-Power Verified Logo is ‘Click Here To See Device Selected’. If you click on it, you’ll see the device you earlier selected.
Through the N- Power Volunteering Corps programme, the government’s commitment to the improvement of quality of lives, reduction in income inequality and tackling of the deficiencies in public services will be actualised.
Npower 2017 Volunteer Recruitment has commenced. Tests will be written at www.npower.gov.ng.
Applicants who register between July 1st – July 13th will write their assessment tests between July 25th – July 31st. SMS will be sent a day before you are scheduled to write the test.
The N-Power Volunteer Corps is a segment of the N-Power programme which has been set out to engage and train 500,000 young unemployed graduates for the benefit of rural development in Nigeria.
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