NABCO portal login: How to register, application form, check payment history and more
The Nation Builders Corps (NABCO) was a government project to reduce graduate unemployment and address social-economic issues in Ghana. NABCO's primary goal was to improve public service delivery in health, education, agriculture, technology, and governance. Beneficiaries used their NABCO portal login details to access various services.

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Key takeaways
- The primary goal of the Nation Builders Corps (NABCO) was to solve a wide range of social concerns in the commercial and public sectors.
- The NABCO programme aimed to increase worker skills, boost economic growth, and increase revenue mobilisation and collection.
- Monthly stipends were offered to trainees in this flagship programme that ended in 2022.
- Under NBACO, graduates were trained, equipped with the necessary tools, and deployed to work in various programmes across the country.
NABCO portal login: Registration, application, and payment history
NABCO offered a convergence for the employment initiatives landscape in Ghana. The programme was run through collaboration with the following ministries and agencies:
- Ministry for Business Development
- Ministry for Local Government and Rural Administration
- National Vocational and Technical Institute (NVTI)
- Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (COTVET)
- National Youth Authority (NYA)
- The Youth Employment Agency (YEA)
- National Entrepreneurship and Innovation Plan (NEIP)
How to log into the NABCO portal
Beneficiaries of the programme used the steps below to complete the portal login process.
- Applicants visited the NABCO website.
- They navigated to their preferred module from Educate Ghana, Heal Ghana, Feed Ghana, Revenue Ghana, Digitize Ghana, Enterprise, and Civic Ghana.
- They selected their preferred module by clicking on it.
- They read through the chosen module thoroughly to ensure that you knew its requirements.
- They clicked Apply at the top of the page (under various tabs). They were redirected to the NABCO application page.

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- They filled out the NABCO application form on your screen. The form appeared in stages/ sections. Applicants provided the required information as accurately as possible before clicking the Submit button.
- The registration application process was completed.
Note that only pre-selected persons could finish the application process and possibly get recruited to join one of the programmes.
Applicants were required to keep their login details safe because they needed them to access the portal. Those who forgot their NABCO portal login password and NABCO number clicked Forgot on the portal's homepage and followed the prompts to reset it.
Requirements for NABCO portal registration
All applicants needed the following information to complete the registration and application process.
- Personal information, such as contact information
- A digital copy of a passport-size photograph
- A scanned copy of the highest tertiary qualification (degree/diploma) in PDF format
- Tertiary qualification (degree/diploma) certificate number
- A scanned copy of the National Service Certificate
- National Service number
- One or more of the following the NHIS card, National ID, passport, voters ID card, Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) Number or E-zwich Card Number.
- Digital address with GPS
- Information about an individual's district of residence
- PIN for the National Service Scheme (NSS)
NB: Only graduates with healthcare training and professionally licenced were eligible to participate in the Heal Ghana Module. Therefore, an applicant's licence number was required.
The NABCO recruitment process
The recruitment was a four-step process that verified that applicants were legit. It entailed,
- Online application: The recruiting process required applicants to apply online for pre-selection and notification for various modules.
- Validation: Candidates were validated before moving to the next stage after applying.
- Interview: Selected applicants were contacted for an interview at the organisation's district office.
- Training and posting: Successful applicants got a three-year non-renewable contract and training and placement as trainees.
How to check your NABCO portal online
Here is how people accessed the NABCO login portal.
- Applicants visited the NABCO website, and then the Application portal.
- They logged into their account with the NABCO Number and password.
- Applicants had access to their accounts and viewed their application status.
How to check your NABCO payment history
Applicants were encouraged to note that their NABCO payment portal login details were the same as those they used to access the portal (check the guide above). Those who were deployed by NABCO to various parts of the country received a small stipend.
They accessed their NABCO portal payment history using the steps below.
- They logged into the NABCO portal (see the guide above)
- Once logged in, they navigated to the list of payments by month section.
- They performed your NABCO portal payment status check.
Beneficiaries were encouraged to pay attention to the following words when checking their payment history:
- Paid
- Payment processing
- Timesheet not submitted
- Under investigation
- Invalid timesheet
- Permanently employed
- Duplicate department number
- Not in the master list
- E-Zwich blocked
- Not reported by MIPS
They checked for any inconvenience on the remarks above against the month of payment. Note that the NABCO time sheet was used to facilitate payments.
How to upload time sheets on the NABCO portal
Beneficiaries followed the steps below to upload their time sheets.
- First, they saved their timesheet in PDF format on their computers.
- They logged into the portal.
- They navigated the submenu that reads Upload signed timesheet.
- They chose the month and then selected the Choose File button.
- They double-clicked the file in the location where they saved it.
- After locating the file, they tapped it to upload it.
What is NABCO Ghana?
It was a government effort to address graduate unemployment to address societal issues.
When can you expect your NABCO payment?
The Nation Builders Corps issued payments to deployed persons from the 1st to the 7th of the month, as long as they submitted all the required details, including signed time sheets.
How do you get your NABCO number and password?
Those who forgot their login details headed to the platform's login website and clicked on forgot password. They followed the prompts to reset the details and stored them safely.
NABCO portal login details were crucial if you wished to benefit from this government programme. If you ever wondered how to access the service, the guide above contains all the details.
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