Enumerator at North East Youth Initiative for Development (NEYIF)
North East Youth Initiative for Development (NEYIF) is seeking qualified and motivated individuals to work as Field Enumerators for field data collection and monitoring activities under its INSEIP programme.
- The selected Field Enumerators will support field-based data collection and monitoring activities in assigned communities and are expected to demonstrate professionalism, accuracy, integrity and good communication skills throughout the assignment.
Qualifications & Requirements
Applicants should possess a minimum of any of the following qualifications:
- National Diploma (ND)
- Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE)
- Higher National Diploma (HND)
- Bachelor’s Degree
Relevant Fields
Candidates with qualifications in the following or related fields are encouraged to apply:
- Social Sciences
- Development Studies
- Statistics
- Public Health
- Agriculture
- Community Development
- Other relevant or related fields
Language Requirements
- Proficiency in English is mandatory.
- Fluency in Hausa is an added advantage.
- Fluency in Kanuri is an added advantage.
Field Location
- The field assignment will take place in Kaga Local Government Area, Borno State.
Duty/reporting Location
- The designated duty/reporting location is Damaturu, Yobe State.
Field Location:
- Kaga LGA, Borno State
Employment Type: Daily Work
Deadline: Friday, 2 October 2026
How to Apply
Application Submission
Interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications in person at the NEYIF office:
- NEYIF Office
- Plot 165–167, VBTR/026/R
- Don Eliebet Housing Estate Extension
- Damaturu, Yobe State
Note:
- Only qualified candidates will be considered for the field assignment.
- Applicants should ensure that they meet the minimum educational requirements before submitting their applications.
- Candidates should be prepared to participate in field data collection and monitoring activities in the assigned field location.
- Applicants with relevant local language skills, particularly Hausa and/or Kanuri, may have an advantage in community-level field activities.
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