Federal Ministry of Environment Shortlisted Candidates 2024/2025

Discover if you’re among the Federal Ministry of Environment Shortlisted Candidates for the 2024 recruitment. Learn how to check and prepare for the screening process. Get all the details you need.

About Shortlisted Candidates 2024

The Federal Ministry of Environment has shared the names of people they’ve selected for their 2024/2025 recruitment. If you applied for this job and have been waiting to know if you were chosen, there’s good news for you.

You can visit the Federal Ministry of Environment’s recruitment website to check if your name is on the list of chosen people. This article will guide you on how to do that and inform you about the documents you’ll need for the next steps.

Continue reading to learn more about what you should do next and the documents you should prepare.

Screening Process

The Federal Ministry of Environment (FMEnv) in Nigeria utilizes an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process to assess the potential environmental impacts of a proposed project. This process involves screening, which is the initial step to determine the level of EIA required. Here’s a breakdown of the screening process:

1. Project Categorization:

• The proponent (person/organization behind the project) identifies their project type by referring to the EIA Act and its listed schedules. These schedules categorize projects based on their potential environmental impact.
• There are two main categories: Schedule 1 (Category A) and Schedule 2 (Category B).

2. Screening by Proponent:

• Based on the project category, the proponent determines the level of EIA required.
• Category A Projects: Require a full EIA report to be submitted to the FMEnv for screening and approval.

3. Screening by FMEnv (EAD):

• For Category A projects, the proponent submits a Terms of Reference (TOR) to the Environmental Assessment Department (EAD) of the FMEnv through their online portal EAD portal: ead.gov.ng.
• The EAD conducts an initial evaluation, which may involve a site visit, to confirm the proposed EIA study’s scope as outlined in the TOR.
• The EAD approves the TOR if it meets the requirements.

Additional Points:

• There might be instances where the EAD may request an EIA for a Category B project due to specific concerns.
• The FMEnv website (Federal Ministry of Environment | EAD |: ead.gov.ng) offers resources and information on the EIA process, charges, and relevant guidelines.

Remember, this is a simplified overview of the screening process. It’s advisable to consult the FMEnv website and the EIA Act for detailed information and ensure your project adheres to environmental regulations.

How to Check

Candidates who applied for the Federal Ministry of Environment Recruitment 2024 can check if they are on the list of successful candidates by following these steps:

1. Visit the Federal Ministry of Environment recruitment portal at www.environment.gov.ng.
2. Click on the “Check shortlist” option to view the list.
3. You can also choose to click on “download shortlist” to download the list to your device.
4. Open the downloaded file using Adobe Reader or any PDF reader on your smartphone or laptop to view the shortlist.
5. To easily find your name, look for the first letter of your last name.
6. Alternatively, check the email address you used to apply for the recruitment; you will receive an email notification if you have been shortlisted.
7. Keep an eye on your email for details regarding the Federal Ministry of Environment screening dates, venue, and requirements.

Once you have confirmed that you are on the shortlist, make sure to gather the necessary documents in advance for the FME screening. Below, you can see the required documents for the Federal Ministry of Environment (FME) screening.

Required Documents

Shortlisted candidates must have the following documents ready for presentation at the physical screening venue.

Make sure to prepare these documents ahead of the screening date:

1. A valid means of identity, such as a Valid Driver’s License, National ID Card, National Identification Number (NIN), Nigerian International Passport, or Voters card.
2. A copy of the printout of your reply to the online application.
3. Recent passport photographs.
4. Certificate of Local Government Area (L.G.A) of Origin (Local Government Identification).
5. The registration slip.
6. Certificate of State of Origin duly signed.
7. Bank Verification Number (BVN).

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Here is the list of states from which the shortlisted candidates will listed

Abia	Adamawa	Akwa Ibom
Anambra	Bauchi	Bayelsa
Benue	Borno	Cross River
Delta	Ebonyi	Edo
Ekiti	Enugu	Gombe
Imo	Jigawa	Kaduna
Kano	Katsina	Kebbi
Kogi	Kwara	Lagos
Nasarawa	Niger	Ogun
Ondo	Osun	Oyo
Plateau	Rivers	Sokoto
Taraba	Yobe	Zamfara & FCT

Is Federal Ministry of Environment Shortlisted Candidates list in out

No, the Shortlisted Candidates list is not out yet, but it will be notify you when it is out.

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