N-Power: If You Did Not Receive A Mail After Registering, This Is Likely The Reason

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N-Power: If You Did Not Receive A Mail After Registering, This Is Likely The Reason


There is possibility of experiencing automatic disqualification as you begin the registration if this particular issue is not taken into consideration.




The request for your Bank Verification Number (BVN) by N-Power is to check your eligibility.



After entering your BVN and your date of birth, the system checks if your age is above 35 or below 18.

If you happen not to meet the specification provided, your entire registration becomes void.

Again, if the date of birth you used to open your Bank Account does not correspond with the one you are providing during registration, you stand being voided, or not receiving a mail.

This is because the system compares the date of birth you provide with the one you used to open your bank account, and so, any mismatch disqualifies you.

Therefore, there would be no need for you to be contacted through mail or otherwise.

So, applicants are advised to take everything step by step and avoid providing wrong or contradicting information.

More so, one can experience delayed response or no response at all from N-Power for picking up a program that is not suitable for the individual.



For instance, if an SSCE holder applies for N-Power Teach, they are likely not going to get the a chance because a Secondary School finisher is not qualified to teach.

That is why it is stated in one of the disclaimer statements that, it is not a guarantee that you will get selected if you choose a particular Programme.

It is either you would be fixed in another programme or you stand not getting selected.

For these reasons, there is need to follow the guidelines and adhere to the requirements of the programme.

For further questions, pls drop comments on the comment section.

Good luck!

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