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N-power News Today: Unpaid Npower Beneficiaries to Submit Documents Within 72hrs

Unpaid Npower Exited Beneficiaries to Submit Documents to NOA Within 72hrs

Following a series of complaints by exited N-power beneficiaries who are yet to receive their stipends, the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management has sent out SMS to the affected N-power beneficiaries to submit the following documents within 72 hours.

Therefore, if you are among unpaid N-power beneficiaries, kindly forward your:

  • Bank Statement from January 2020 to date
  • Your NYSC Discharge Certificate
  • Other Relevant Documents to the National Orientation Agency(NOA) in your State.

Please note that affected N-power beneficiaries are expected to submit these documents within 72 hours.

Kindly ignore the SMS if you have been paid.

Sadiya Umar Farouq, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs Disaster Management and Social Development, She said: “As we renew our commitment to the service of humanity, I will like to seize this opportunity to once again state that we have successfully exited Batch A and B of the N-Power beneficiaries in June and July respectively and we are still working towards ensuring a transition plan that will further engage or absorb them into other programmes.

“We have also received over 5 million applications from proposed N-Power Batch C and we are currently in the process of selecting the qualified beneficiaries coming into the programme.

“I assure all the applicants and Nigerians that the selection process will be transparent.

“Furthermore, I wish to reiterate that I have given approval for the payment of stipends for the exited beneficiaries of batches A and B up to the month of June 2020 including that of the independent monitors.”

According to Farouq, “Also, the final payment of stipend for Batch B is almost ready for transmission to the office of the Accountant General of the Federation for final checks and payment.”

Samed Olukoya

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