Nigerian Peace Corps Recruitment – Check Portal Update

Nigerian Peace Corps Recruitment – Check Portal Update

The Nigerian Peace Corps recruitment 2020 form is out! Learn more about the application process below;

On this page, we’ve provided vital information that will guide you through the step by step procedure on how to successfully apply for Nigerian Peace Corps Recruitment (NPC Jobs) via official web-portal – www.peacecorspofnigeria.org.

In other to be selected and shortlisted for final intake stage, you must meet the eligibility requirements and qualifications set.

If you feel, you have what it takes. Do not trouble yourself more. Just proceed further to the next steps by following the given instructions.

Please be guided that it’s extremely pertinent to value and treat the information provided on this page about Nigeria Peace Corps Recruitment as relevant because it does play a big role through the process.

Peace Corps Entry Requirements

1. You must be a Nigerian citizen before you can apply
2. Be between the age of 18 and 35 years of age
3. Applicants must not be physically and mentally fit
4. Must not belong to any secret cult group.
5. You must have a good character
6. You must free from the following :

• Sight problem;
• Hearing difficulties;
• Previous major orthopedic operation;
• Flat foot;
• Fracture, stammering or any other natural disability;
• Pregnant women

Also Read – Nigeria Police Force Recruitment

N/B: It is important to note that the Peace Corps recruitment form is not yet out. This page will be updated once the form is out. You can keep visiting this web site or Peace Corps Recruitment Portal @ www.peacecorpsofnigeria.org to stay updated once the form is out.

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Latest News About Peace Corps Job Entry

With the recent development, as to the possibility of the passage of the bill into law by the Nigerian Senate, over 800,000 youths will be employed into this paramilitary body soon. Already, thousands of unemployed graduates from every State of the Federation have continued to storm the state offices of the organization for job registration.

Also, the National Commandant of the Nigerian Peace Corps (NPC), Ambassador Dickson Akoh, has disclosed that the Corps would recruit over 800,000 youths the moment the National Assembly eventually passes necessary law supporting its operations.

Ambassador Dickson Akoh spoke during a public hearing on the Bill for an Act for the establishment of Nigerian Peace Corps organised by the interior committee of the House of Representatives.

According to him, the opposition by the Nigeria Police to their establishment was borne out of police’s fear for a competitor both in operation and in government’s financial disbursement.

He noted that the excuse which the police gave the committee was the same the force gave during the National Assembly debate for the setting up of Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) years ago.

Akoh, however, told the committee that Peace Corps was not advocating arms, saying that it did not believe that arms was the solution to the insecurity in Nigeria today.

According to him, “our men are thoroughly grounded. If the military; if the police want to encourage patriotic service, let the youths work freely even. Even if they are paid 10,000, the youths are ready to do it, but with an assurance when there is recruitment into the conventional uniform establishment or employment opportunity, premium is placed on these youths already rendering patriotic services.

“The economic situation may not permit it. So, we have the capacity to engage over 800,000 thousand youths to adequately take care of the schools and colleges,” he said.

Tips to Avoid Fake Job News

=> Watch out for titles: high-sounding titles are often written in capital letters that see the use of many final punctuation marks as exclamation marks are certainly false news. Moreover, if the statements contained in a title seem exaggerated, they are certainly false.

=> Take a good look at the URLs: a fake or very similar URL to newspaper sites or government agencies sites are undoubtedly fake sites.

=> Do research on the source: If you get any job information about NPC Recruitment for an e.g., and it does not come from a site that you know or trust. Kindly search the internet for its reputation and find more about it through the “information” section of the site. You can use WHO IS to check the site authenticity.

=> Check other sources: even in case of news coming from reliable sites, always check if other sources have reported the news. To know the truth about the update, also visit the recruitment official site to verify the news. Every unique job post page should link you to the official job portal.

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