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NPC to recruit 70,000 ad-hoc workers in Jigawa ― Commissoner

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THE National Population Commission (NPC) will recruit over 60,000 ad-hoc workers for the conduct of 2023 population and housing census in Jigawa State.

This was disclosed by the NPC Federal Commissoner in charge of Jigawa State, Alhaji Garba Zakari, while speaking to newsmen on the commisson’s commencement for the recruitment of the ad-hoc workers nation wide.

Alhaji Zakari said in order to have a successful 2023 population and housing census, 60,000 to 70,000 Ad-hoc staff will be recruited through online registration across the 27 LGAs.

The commissoner explained that the recruitment is going to be done uniformly across the state through online registration of all different categories and sizeble number.

Represented at the briefing by the state Director, Alhaji Ibrahim Ahmed, the commissioner said that the field coordinators who will be deployed to cover five SAs during the census and will be responsible for five supervisors, between 30 and 50 enumerators respectively.

“Data quality managers (DQM), these are officers assigned with the task of ensuring that the census data collection process is smooth and the census data is correct, complete, and consistent with the principles of the census,” he added.

The federal commissioner said Quality Assurance Assistants/Rovers, Field Supervisors, Enumerators as well as Monitoring and Evaluation Officers among others are also needed.

 

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