Following the Federal Government’s recent announcement of the Nigeria Jubilee Fellowship Programme (NJFP) 2.0, thousands of young Nigerians have begun applying for the ₦150,000 monthly graduate fellowship.

Here’s a quick overview of how to apply for NJFP 2.0 and what you’ll need before starting your registration

Quick Application Guide:
To apply for NJFP 2.0, visit the official portal at https://portal.njfp.ng/registration. Fill out the online form carefully and upload all required documents, your Degree or HND Certificate, NYSC Certificate or Exemption Letter, updated CV, National Identification Number (NIN) Slip, and Bank Verification Number (BVN).
Applicants must be Nigerian graduates (2022 or later), aged 30 or below, and must meet all NJFP eligibility requirements before submitting their application.

If you missed our earlier report [Federal Government Opens NJFP 2.0 Applications — ₦150,000 Monthly Stipend Announced] — this detailed guide explains everything you need to know about who can apply, what documents are required, and how to complete the registration process successfully.

Understanding the NJFP 2.0

The Nigeria Jubilee Fellowship Programme (NJFP) is a Federal Government initiative implemented in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and funded by the European Union (EU).

The programme is designed to connect young, qualified Nigerian graduates with reputable organizations across public and private sectors to gain practical work experience, mentorship, and career development opportunities.

The new NJFP 2.0 edition is described as a smarter and improved version of the initial fellowship, with enhanced features to strengthen employability, leadership, and job readiness among Nigerian youth.

Each selected fellow will receive a monthly stipend of ₦150,000 while gaining valuable on-the-job experience for the duration of the fellowship.

Who Is Eligible to Apply for NJFP 2.0

To qualify for the programme, applicants must meet the following requirements:

Must be a Nigerian citizen.
Must hold a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) in any discipline.
Must have graduated not earlier than 2022.
Must have achieved a minimum of Second-Class Lower (2.2) for degree holders or Upper Credit (3.00) for HND holders.
Must be 30 years of age or younger at the time of application.
Must have completed the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) or hold a valid exemption certificate.
Must not be currently employed in any organization.
Must possess strong communication, leadership, and time management skills.
Must demonstrate a genuine commitment to career development and Nigeria’s socioeconomic growth

Required Documents for NJFP 2.0 Application

Applicants are required to have scanned copies of the following documents ready before accessing the application portal:

Degree or HND Certificate (official and, if necessary, notarized).
NYSC Certificate or Exemption Letter.
Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV) with correct contact details.
National Identification Number (NIN) Slip.
Bank Verification Number (BVN).

All documents must be clearly scanned and uploaded in the specified format on the application portal. Submissions with blurry or incomplete documents may be disqualified.

Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for NJFP 2.0

To apply for the Nigeria Jubilee Fellowship Programme (NJFP) 2.0, follow the steps below carefully:

Visit the official NJFP 2.0 portal:
Go to https://portal.njfp.ng/registration.
Select your application type:
Choose whether you are applying as a Fellow (applicant) or as a Host Organization.
Fill in your personal and academic details:
Enter accurate information that matches your official records.
Upload all required documents:
Attach your Degree/HND certificate, NYSC certificate or exemption letter, CV, NIN, and BVN slip.
Review before submission:
Double-check your details for accuracy — once submitted, applications cannot be edited.
Submit and print confirmation:
After successful submission, print or save your confirmation slip for reference.

Important Tips for a Successful Application

Apply early to avoid network congestion or server delays close to the deadline.
Use a strong and stable internet connection during submission.
Ensure all documents are clearly scanned and within the required file size.
Do not submit multiple applications; it may lead to disqualification.
Regularly check your email and the NJFP portal for updates on the selection process.

Why You should Apply for NJFP 2.0

The NJFP 2.0 aims to address youth unemployment by creating structured pathways from education to work. Beyond the ₦150,000 monthly stipend, fellows gain mentorship, industry exposure, and professional networks that enhance long-term career success.

The Federal Government, through its partnership with UNDP and the EU, hopes to leverage this programme to strengthen Nigeria’s human capital base and drive inclusive economic growth.