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Osun Youth Ministry Partners NJFP to Unlock New Job Opportunities for Young People

 Oriontimes News Desk| May 06, 2026

NJFP, the initiative of the federal Government funded by the European Union and Implemented by UNDP in Nigeria.

In line with the youth-focused development agenda of the administration of Governor Ademola Adeleke, the Osun State Ministry of Youth Affairs has partnered with the Nigeria Jubilee Fellows Programme (NJFP) to broaden employment opportunities for young people across the state.


Through the proactive leadership of the Honourable Commissioner for Youth Affairs, Hon. Olagunju Moshood Olalekan, youths in Osun are being encouraged to take advantage of this transformative initiative designed to enhance employability and foster sustainable career growth.


The programme, supported by the Federal Government in collaboration with development partners, provides Nigerian graduates with practical workplace experience through a fully paid one-year fellowship placement in reputable organisations across key sectors.


*Eligibility Requirements*


To qualify for the NJFP, applicants must:


Be a Nigerian citizen


Be 30 years old or younger


Have completed NYSC or possess a valid exemption certificate


Hold a minimum of a Bachelor’s Degree (Second Class Lower – 2.2) or HND (Upper Credit – above 3.00)


Have graduated not earlier than 2022


Be currently unemployed or underemployed


Successful fellows will receive a monthly stipend of ₦150,000 throughout the 12-month programme cycle, aimed at enhancing their employability and career prospects.

For more information and application, visit: https://portal.njfp.ng/registration/




 *Opportunities for Host Organisations* 


Organisations are also invited to participate by hosting talented young graduates at no cost. To qualify, host organisations must:


Be duly registered (CAC certification required)


Provide meaningful work experience and mentorship


Maintain a functional office and structured work environment


 *Application Process* 

Interested candidates are to:


Visit the official NJFP application portal

Create a personal profile with accurate details


Upload required documents (academic certificates and NYSC discharge certificate)


Complete the online assessment


Submit applications before the deadline


Shortlistedcandidates will be contacted for further screening and eventual placement.


A Strategic Push for Youth Empowerment

Commending the initiative, Hon. Olagunju Moshood Olalekan described it as “a strategic bridge between academic knowledge and industry relevance,” reaffirming the Ministry’s commitment to youth empowerment and inclusiveness.


He emphasized that the Adeleke-led administration remains focused on exposing Osun youth to national and global opportunities that will strengthen their competitiveness in today’s evolving workforce.


Governor Ademola Adeleke continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to human capital development, ensuring that young people are equipped with the skills and opportunities needed to thrive.


 *Call to Action* 

Osun youths are strongly encouraged to seize this opportunity by applying promptly and positioning themselves for a brighter and more productive future.


The Osun State Government, through the Ministry of Youth Affairs, remains steadfast in its mission to empower, uplift, and create sustainable pathways to youth employment.

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