Updates on FG's N150,000 12-Month Internship Amid Registration Issues
The Nigerian Federal Government's 12-month internship program, known as the Jubilee Fellows Program (NJFP), has faced registration complaints due to difficulties in completing the process. The UNDP, a key partner in the initiative, acknowledged issues such as email verification problems and typographical errors hindering successful submissions.
The program aims to tackle youth unemployment by providing paid internships to graduates across various sectors, offering a monthly stipend of N150,000. Despite challenges, the NJFP continues to attract interest among Nigerian graduates seeking employment opportunities.
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