The Federal Government of Nigeria has opened applications for the first cohort of the Presidential Metering Initiative (PMI) Training Management System, also known as The Power Force. The programme aims to train 5,000 young Nigerians in electricity meter installation and provide them with opportunities for employment in the power sector.
If you’re looking to gain practical technical skills, earn a monthly training stipend, and secure a career in Nigeria’s electricity industry, here’s everything you need to know.
The Presidential Metering Initiative (PMI) is a Federal Government programme established to reduce Nigeria’s electricity metering gap, end estimated billing, and strengthen the country’s power sector.
As part of the initiative, the government has introduced the Power Force Programme, which will equip 5,000 Nigerians with practical skills in smart electricity meter installation and maintenance. The programme is being implemented in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Youth Development.
Successful applicants will enjoy several benefits, including:
The training will be delivered by the National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN), while successful participants will receive certification from the Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency, the regulatory body responsible for electrical installation standards in Nigeria.
To apply, applicants must:
No previous experience in electricity installation is required, making the programme suitable for beginners.
Yes.
The application process is completely free of charge. Applicants are advised not to pay anyone for the registration.
Follow these simple steps:
Applications for the first cohort opened on July 4, 2026, and will remain open for approximately two weeks. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply early before the deadline.
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The Power Force Programme is more than just a training opportunity. It provides participants with practical technical skills, nationally recognized certification, a monthly stipend, and direct pathways into employment within Nigeria’s growing power sector.
If you’re a young Nigerian looking to build a rewarding career with little or no prior technical experience, this is an opportunity worth taking advantage of.
No. The training starts from the basics, so beginners are welcome.
Participants are expected to receive ₦77,000 monthly during the training, according to the programme announcement. (State House Abuja)
Certification will be issued by the Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency after successful completion of the programme.
Applications can be submitted through the official portal:
PMI Training Application Portal
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