Employment
NDE commences registration for 3rd phase Renewed Hope Employment training in Adamawa
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NDE commences registration for 3rd phase Renewed Hope Employment training in Adamawa.
By Umar Dankano, Yola.
The National Directorate of Employment NDE has urge teeming unemployed and interested women, youths and persons with special needs to access its official portal for training opportunities in variou s vocational skills acquisition.
Information officer of the Directorate, in Adamawa state,Rifkatu Hussaini Balami disclosed the development in Yola at the weekend stressing that,NDE has already commenced the registration for the third phase of the Renewed Hope Employmen t Initiative aimed at addressing the const raint of unemployment in the state and country at large.
Balami said that the program will provid e training in vocational skills, Renewed energy,Agricultural, Entrepreneurial and transient jobs as part of the federal gov ernment efforts to reducing the rate of unemployment and accord them sustain able livelihoods across the country.
Balami stressed that, the online registra tion will last for one week beginning from 23rd to 29th July 2026.
“All interested candidates between the age of 18 to 45 are encourage to regist er online through the National Directora te of Employment registration portal at www.nderegistrationportal.ng or visit the NDE Adamawa state office opposite former Ministry of works and housing jimeta -Yola”. Balami maintained.
Recall that few days ago the Directorate graduated a total of 1,012 beneficiaries of the second phase of the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Employment Initiative where 42 of them were presented with starter packs of different Vocational Skills in the state.
Acting State Coordinator of NDE, Hajiya Alisha Modu Fika encourage the trained beneficiaries to use the equipment given to them judiciously and be good ambass adors of the Directorate by stepping down the knowledge impacted on them to those under their watch as trainees for the benefit of larger societies
