NNPC Recruitment: Man Passes Interview, Displays Employment Mail He Received From Company

NNPC Recruitment: Man Passes Interview, Displays Employment Mail He Received From Company

  • An applicant who passed an interview in the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited recruitment shared the mail he received
  • The mail showed that he had been employed by the company, with his position and date of resumption clearly stated
  • Many who saw the mail gave their opinion on the recruitment process and shared their experience

A Nigerian man who went for an interview with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) Limited shared the mail he received

The interview came after the computer-based test (CBT) stage in the NNPC recruitment process.

Nigerian man shows employment mail from NNPC after he passed the company's interview.
Nigerian man who passed NNPC interview showed mail he got. Photo: Morsa Images, NNPC. Man's photo for illustration only.
Source: Getty Images

After successfully passing the interview, he displayed the employment mail he got from the company.

The mail was displayed by @MSIngawa on X, whom the applicant shared it with.

The man who posted the screenshot of the mail congratulated the successful applicant, prompting many to share their experiences.

Details of NNPC employment as Graduate Trainee

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The mail revealed that the applicant was being considered for the role of a graduate trainee.

Man shows employment mail NNPC sent to him after he passed interview
Employment mail man received from NNPC. Photo: @MSIngawa
Source: Twitter

According to the mail, the applicant was to resume his position by April 14, 2025.

The company shared that the terms and conditions, alongside the contract form, would be sent later to the applicant.

It partly read:

“We are pleased to offer you the position of Graduate Trainee on Grade Level SS6, effective 14th April 2025.The detailed terms and conditions of your employment, as well as your contract, will be provided subsequently. In deciding to employ you, NNPC has relied on the accuracy and truthfulness of the information provided by you in your application, CV, and during the hiring process.”

Sharing the mail, @MSIngawa said:

“Another brother with a positive feedback. Congratulations.”

See the post below:

Reactions trail NNPC employment mail

Many who saw the mail gave their opinion on the recruitment process and shared their experience.

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Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.

@Dj_6een said:

"This is for the doubting Thomas. I don't think this has ever happened before Mr. Kyari is ending on a high note."

@sbelisconi said:

"A quick question sir @MSIngawa. Is the application letter supposed to be sent to the candidate email or physical house address. Because my little sibling here is on my neck. Because we changed house address just recently. Anybody with this confirmation can reply. Thanks."

@ChiefBlem said:

"I want to just know if they have finished sending to everyone they wanted or the mail is being sent in bits."

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In a related story, an applicant who qualified for an interview in the NNPC recruitment exercise shared how he prepared.

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In an X post, the applicant shared how he used ChatGPT to predict questions that he was asked during the interview.

His post sparked reactions as he hinted at how many questions ChatGPT predicted correctly and what he noticed about the workers at the NNPC headquarters in Abuja.

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