The December and January payments for all Npower Batch C beneficiaries have been initiated. Hence, beneficiaries are to expect their December and January payments soon.
According to the National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS), all Npower Batch C1 failed Payments will also be made as backlogs.
On the payment of five months backlog to the disengaged Npower batches A and B Beneficiaries, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs has officially announced that payment resumed on Tuesday 8th February 2022, and affected beneficiaries are already receiving payments.
Also, almost all beneficiaries have now received their October and November stipends.
Investors King had earlier reported that beneficiaries’ accounts might get credited without reflecting on their NASIMS payroll.
Meanwhile, the first batch of the Npower exit (NEXIT) training is expected to commence this February 2022.
The Nexit portal is open for all applicants who have transitioned from the 2016 and 2017 batch a and b npower programme respectively. Beneficiaries can use their mobile phones or Laptops to type the URL ‘www.nexit-fmhds.cbn.gov.ng’ in order to access the portal and register for the CBN empowerment programme for past Npower beneficiaries.
The NEXIT platform was developed in collaboration with the Central Bank of Nigeria to enable Exited N-Power Beneficiaries to log on and apply for the various economic, empowerment and entrepreneurship options provided by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
About 200,000 exited Npower beneficiaries will be engaged as financial services operators under a Shared Agent Network Expansion Facility (SANEF) scheme controlled by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
Also, over 30,000 Npower volunteers have already been engaged as geospatial experts and enumerators in the Economic Sustainability Plan’s Mass Agric programme such as Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development/Agriculture for Food and Job Plan (FMARD AFJP) and the Project for Agricultural Co-ordination and Executive (PACE), while other Npower volunteers be given the alternative of benefiting from the GEEP micro-enterprise loans.
