N-Power has given an update on Npower recruitment 2020 for Batch C.
NewsOne Nigeria reports that the update given by the Federal Government social intervention scheme, N-Power, is coming after Npower portal for 2020 Batch C intakes opened at exactly 11: 45 pm on Friday, 26th June 2020, hours after some applicants had already registered for the scheme as against the directive of the social intervention scheme.
N-Power had tweeted regarding Npower recruitment: “We are LIVE!!! Apply now on http://npower.fmhds.gov.ng. Stay calm and follow instructions carefully. When you are done, tweet at us with the hashtag #SuccessfullyAppliedForNPowerNG. We are here with you.”
We are LIVE!!!
Apply now on https://t.co/pHhCnHk0kS
Stay calm and follow instructions carefully. When you are done, tweet at us with the hashtag #SuccessfullyAppliedForNPowerNG
We are here with you.#NPowerNG#NPower2020Recruitment pic.twitter.com/QphuB99MOY
— N-Power (@npower_ng) June 26, 2020
Another tweet by @npower_ng had said: “Dear Intending N-Power 2020 Applicants, Here is how to prepare for the N-Power application. Remember 1. Portal opens 11.45 pm, June 26th, 2020. 2. Application is FREE. Do NOT pay anyone to apply on the N-Power portal. 3. Get a printout or accurate details of your BVN.”
Dear Intending N-Power 2020 Applicants,
Here is how to prepare for the N-Power application.
Remember
1. Portal opens 11.45pm, June 26th, 2020.
2. Application is FREE. Do NOT pay anyone to apply on the N-Power portal.
3. Get a printout or accurate details of your BVN.#NPowerNG pic.twitter.com/q9enxbvzCP— N-Power (@npower_ng) June 25, 2020
Exactly two weeks after the Npower portal opened for Npower recruitment 2020 for Batch C, Aliyu Nuhu, Npower applicant, has taken to the micro-blogging site, Twitter to question the scheme if it was possible for edit Npower application form after the final submission but N-Power simply replied with a “No”.
“@npower_ng is this possible to edit Npower application form after final submit because some people do make mistake when filling the form,” he tweeted, with Npower replying with a “No”.
No sir. https://t.co/zmP3w250PQ
— N-Power (@npower_ng) July 8, 2020
