NIPOST recruitment applicants have received fresh instructions as Milsat’s EnumPay team reviews registrations for the National Digital Postcode enumerator opportunity.
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The update addresses problems applicants have encountered while completing their profiles on the EnumPay application.
Applicants facing National Identification Number (NIN) verification difficulties are advised to ensure their names and gender on EnumPay match their NIN records. Earlier guidance also advised applicants to check their details before attempting verification again.
The latest reported instructions cover profile corrections and incomplete submissions. Applicants who entered an incorrect 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) identification number can correct it before their profiles are approved.
Those who registered with a wrong email address are advised to contact support@enumeration.africa to request account deletion before creating a new account with the correct email.
Applicants should also complete the Basic Information, Additional Information and Location sections, upload a professional profile photograph and monitor their registered email for further communication.
The opportunity is linked to the Federal Government’s 3MTT programme and Milsat’s work on the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) National Digital Postcode project. It involves freelance field data collection, with payments tied to completed assignments. It is not a permanent government job, and registration does not guarantee immediate tasks or earnings.
How to proceed
Applicants should open EnumPay, carefully review their details and complete missing sections. For account deletion or email correction, contact support@enumeration.africa. Check the app again and registered email for further official instructions.
