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The SUPA Application Portal 2026 is the official online platform for Nigerians who want to register for the Federal Government’s Skill-Up Artisans (SUPA) Programme administered by the Industrial Training Fund (ITF).
The official portal currently provides registration options for Intending Artisans, Skilled Artisans and Training Centres. The platform is operated under the ITF and allows artisans to create an account, provide their personal information and proceed with the SUPA registration process.
Applicants should use the official ITF SUPA platform: https://supa.itf.gov.ng/
The registration page currently provides three options:
The account registration is free, and the official platform states that no credit card is required.
The portal is not restricted to people who already have established businesses.
It currently provides separate registration paths for intending artisans and skilled artisans.
The official SUPA terms also state that artisan applicants must provide valid identification and information about their trade or skills for verification.
Applicants must be at least 18 years old according to the current registration form.
The first stage of the registration form asks applicants to provide basic personal information.
This includes:
The portal specifically requires an 11-digit National Identification Number (NIN) and a clear passport photograph in JPG or PNG format, with the photo limited to 2MB.
Applicants should therefore have these details available before starting the registration.
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Open the official SUPA registration page:
Choose the option that applies to you.
If you already practise a trade, select Skilled Artisan.
If you are looking to learn a trade, select Intending Artisan.
Training centres have a separate registration option.
Enter the requested personal information and create your SUPA account.
Make sure your name, NIN, phone number and other details are accurate because the information is used for verification.
The registration form requires a clear passport-style photograph.
The current portal accepts JPG and PNG files up to 2MB.
Enter your 11-digit NIN, active phone number and email address.
Use contact details that you can access because they may be required for communication about your account.
The current SUPA registration process consists of six steps. After completing the basic information stage, applicants continue through the remaining sections of the form to provide the information required for their registration.
Yes. The official SUPA platform describes the registration as free to join. The programme’s terms also state that the platform is currently provided free of charge to registered artisans.
Applicants should not pay an individual who claims to have a special SUPA application link or promises guaranteed selection.
The safest option is to use the ITF’s official SUPA website.
Registering on the portal does not necessarily mean an applicant has already been selected for a particular training programme.
The SUPA platform is used to register and organise artisans, while successful artisans can subsequently undergo screening and other stages associated with the programme. The platform’s beneficiary page, for example, states that successful artisans will undergo screening.
The programme also provides facilities for artisans to track their training progress and work towards certification and licensing.
Applicants who already have an account can log in through the official SUPA login page:
The login page allows registered users to access their dashboard and track their progress.
If you have forgotten your password, the portal also provides a password-reset option.
SUPA is designed to help Nigerian artisans improve their skills, obtain professional recognition and gain access to opportunities that can help them grow their trades.
The official programme lists objectives including artisan registration and categorisation, certified Industry 4.0-compliant training, health and safety training, access to tools and equipment, certification and licensing, and improved employment opportunities.
This makes SUPA different from a simple short-term skills acquisition course.
The programme is also intended to help create a more organised and professionally recognised artisan workforce.
Applicants should make sure they are using the ITF SUPA website and not an unofficial website asking for money or unnecessary personal information.
The official platform uses the supa.itf.gov.ng domain and identifies itself as an ITF platform.
Applicants should also avoid creating multiple accounts or submitting false information. The SUPA terms require users to provide accurate and complete information during registration.
The official SUPA registration portal is supa.itf.gov.ng/register, operated under the Industrial Training Fund.
Yes. The official platform states that account registration is free.
Yes. The portal currently provides an Intending Artisan registration option for people who want to learn a skill.
Yes. Skilled artisans have a separate registration option designed for people who already have a trade and want to upgrade their skills.
The current registration form requires information including your NIN, passport photograph, phone number, email address, name, gender, marital status and date of birth. Applicants must be at least 18 years old.
Yes. Registered users can access the SUPA login portal to manage their account and track training progress.



