NPC E-Birth Recruitment 2023/2024 is now open | National Population Commission Birth Registration Recruitment | National Population Commission E-Birth Adhoc Staff recruitment – The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), the National Population Commission (NPC), and UNICEF announced on Wednesday a new partnership aimed at enhancing birth registration in Nigeria.
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the National Population Commission (NPC) have enlisted the support of NYSC for the registration of 12.7 million births in 2023, including the issuance of birth certificates that provide the names and nationality ofevery child in Nigeria that is under the age of 5, in 21 states in 456 LGAs and 4,978 wards across the country.
The UNICEF Chief of Child Protection, Dr. Ibrahim Sesay, stated this when he led a team of officials of the agency and the National Population Commission (NPC) to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the NYSC at the National Directorate Headquarters in Abuja. He said 800 Corps members would be enlisted for the exercise and would work alongside the National Population Commission officials.
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Problems Caused by Lack of Birth Registration
When a child’s birth isn’t officially recorded, it can lead to all sorts of difficulties in their life, like:
Reduced Access to Essential Services: Unregistered children often have trouble getting important services like education, healthcare, and social protection.
Increased Risk of Exploitation: Children without official birth records are more likely to be exploited, becoming victims of child labor, trafficking, and forced marriage.
Limited Opportunities: These children face more challenges in getting education, jobs, and chances to improve their lives.
This partnership is a golden chance to fix the problem of birth registration in Nigeria, making sure every child can enjoy a better future.
Eligibility & E-Birth Application Requirement
- Applicant must have a valid National Identification Number (NIN).(NIN) can only be used once to assess the assessment test
- Applicant must write and pass an assessment test.
- Be informed that you can not take the assessment test more than once.
- Applicant must use a device with a camera
- Applicant’s bank details must be the same as the details that will be collected from his/her NIN
- Applicant must have a valid educational certificate
- Applicant must have a valid gmail account
- Applicant must score 50% and above on the assessment test.
- Valid Bank Account Number(only commercial banks are accepted.)
- Applicant must have a valid phone number
How To Apply NPC E-Birth Recruitment 2023/2024 for Adhoc Staff
Interested applicants should apply via this link https://birthregistrationadhoce-recruitment.com
Note: If you are a youth corps member, choose Start as NYSC; otherwise, choose Start as Adhoc.
FAQs
Why is birth registration important?
Birth registration is essential as it gives children access to critical services like education and healthcare. It also protects them from exploitation and provides them with opportunities for a better future.
What is the purpose of the E-Birth registration initiative?
The E-Birth registration program aims to increase the number of children in Nigeria whose births are officially recorded, ensuring they have access to essential services and protections.
Who is involved in this initiative?
How does the collaboration between NYSC, NPC, and UNICEF work?
NYSC assigns corps members to manage the process, NPC provides training and recruits ad hoc registrars, and UNICEF offers technical expertise and aids in data collection and analysis.
This program is a collaboration between the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), the National Population Commission, (NPC), and UNICEF.
What are the requirements to apply as adhoc staff for the program?
You’ll need a valid National Identification Number, passing score on an assessment test, a device with a camera, matching bank and NIN details, a valid education certificate, a valid Gmail account, and a score of 50% or more on the assessment test
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