Plateau Government To Retain N-Power Volunteers

N-Power Volunteers Get Permanent Jobs In Plateau State

The Plateau state government, has concluded plans to retain 4,850 volunteers serving in the state under the federal government N-Power scheme.

The category of volunteers to be retained are those serving as teachers on the expiration of their tenure later in the year.

The development was confirmed on Wednesday in Jos by the executive chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Mathew Sule.

Administrators of the scheme have also congratulated the lucky beneficiaries on the development.

“Congratulations to the N-Power Teach Plateau volunteers, the State Government has made it official that it will be retaining the teach arm in efforts to improve the standard of education in the State,” a statement on the N-Power official Facebook page reads.