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A pleasant day to you and welcome to the latest N-Power news headlines update for today, Wednesday, June 24th, 2020, on AllNews.
The Job Creation and Empowerment Initiative of the Social Investment Programme (SIP) of the Nigerian Government has shared some tips for interested N-Power applicants "to get ready".
On its official Twitter handle on Monday morning, N-Power emphasized that interested applicants should 'not be an existing employee in any organization'. Read more here.
An N-Power beneficiary, Moneke Leonard, has written the National Assembly of Nigeria expressing his absolute displeasure with the impending disengagement of close to 500, 000 volunteers under the famed scheme.
Recall AllNews reported on Friday that approximately 500, 000 N-Power beneficiaries will be disengaged from the scheme by July ending. Read more here.
The Job Creation and Empowerment Initiative of the Social Investment Programme of the Nigerian Government says "anyone who has benefitted from N-Power scheme cannot reapply".
This was stressed on Monday on the official Twitter handle of N-Power, as current enrollees inquire about the possibilities of them applying again. Read more here.
The Job Creation and Empowerment Initiative of the Social Investment Programme of the Nigerian Government on Monday said it has not provided details on how to register for N-Power Batch C.
It, therefore, advises the general public to disregard any information purported to be on 'steps to apply for N-Power registration 2020'. Read more here.
The N-Power scheme is linked to the Federal Government of Nigeria’s policies in the economic, employment, and social development arenas.
According to the Muhammadu Buhari government, the famed scheme addresses the challenge of youth unemployment by providing a structure for large scale and relevant work skills acquisition and development while linking its core and outcomes to fixing inadequate public services and stimulating the larger economy. Read more here.
Sadiya Farouq, the Nigerian Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development of Nigeria says about 12,000 N-Power beneficiaries are owed three-month stipends.
Recall AllNews had reported on June 10 that the Job Creation and Empowerment Initiative of the Social Investment Programme of the Nigerian Government said there are 'about 11,000 N-Power beneficiaries affected' by the non-payment of monthly stipends. Read more here.
The National Chairman of Isun Multipurpose Cooperative Society, Sir Isaac Nkole has appealed to President Muhammadu Buhari to retain the current sets of N-Power beneficiaries.
Batch A will exit June 30, 2020, while Batch B will exit the programme on July 31, 2020. Read more here.
And that’s all for today on the latest N-Power news. Be sure to get more Nigerian news updates on this dependable online news medium. Do enjoy the rest of your day!
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