FG Is Paying ₦22,500 Monthly… But Not Everybody Knows This 😳

By Adeola Adeleke

No jokes…

The Federal Government just opened a programme where:

👉 You can learn a skill
👉 Get certified
👉 AND still collect ₦22,500 every month 💸

👀 Wait… what’s going on?

The Federal Ministry of Education has opened applications for:

TVET Programme (Technical & Vocational Training)

🧠 In simple terms…

Instead of just looking for jobs…

👉 Government is saying:

“Come and learn a skill first”

💸 And yes… they’re paying you

While you’re learning:

👉 You get ₦22,500 monthly stipend

⏳ How long is the training?

You can choose:

  • 6 months

  • 1 year

🔥 What can you learn?

Not just random skills o 👇

They’re focusing on high-demand areas:

  • ICT 💻

  • Fashion & tailoring 👗

  • Welding & construction 🏗️

  • Automotive (mechanic work) 🚗

  • Agriculture 🌱

  • Catering & hospitality 🍽️

  • Creative media 🎬

  • Cosmetology 💄

😳 So this is not small program o

After training:

👉 You get a nationally recognised certificate

Meaning:

You can actually use it to work or start business

⚠️ But there are conditions

Before you rush… read this 👇

👉 You must:

  • Be available fully (no half commitment)

  • Attend regularly

  • Pass biometric verification

👀 Why biometric?

Simple:

👉 No attendance = No money

📄 What you need to apply

  • NIN

  • BVN

  • Your details

🌍 Where will training happen?

Across:

👉 All 36 states + Abuja

📈 Why FG is doing this

Let’s be honest…

👉 Jobs are not enough
👉 Too many graduates, not enough skills

So this program is trying to:

Reduce unemployment
Build real skills
Help people start businesses

😅 Real talk…

₦22,500 might not be huge…

But:

👉 You’re learning + earning at the same time

🔥 And this is where people miss it

Many people:

❌ Ignore opportunities like this
❌ Later complain “no job”

Meanwhile…

👉 Others are learning skills + building income

🧠 Smart move?

If you:

  • Don’t have a job yet

  • Want to learn something practical

  • Or need a side skill

👉 This is worth trying

🚀 How to apply

👉 Go to the official portal:
www.tvet.education.gov.ng

📊 Quick backstory (why this matters)

  • Over 90,000 people applied last time

  • Government already released ₦4.7 billion for the program

  • Participation is growing fast

🧠 Final thought

This is one of those opportunities that:

👉 Looks small now…
👉 But can change your direction long term

So the real question is:

Will you apply… or scroll past it? 👀

Source inspired by official updates from Nigeria’s education authorities (2026).

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