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N-Power: 'Pay 14, 200 Beneficiaries 5-Month Stipend As Promised' - Nigerian Youths Tell Farouq

N-Power: 'Pay 14, 200 Beneficiaries 5-Month Stipend As Pr

Erstwhile beneficiaries of the Nigerian government's famed scheme - N-Power, continue to besiege the cyberspace to express their utter displeasure with the manner in which Sadiya Farouq, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, is handling the programme, AllNews reports.

Since assuming office in 2019, Farouq is often accused of delaying N-Power beneficiaries' stipends unnecessarily, and she is being criticised by some of the exited Batch A and B beneficiaries for 'ejecting them from the famed scheme without a proper plan in place'.

Numerous N-Power beneficiaries (between the ages of 18 and 39) have described Minister Farouq's portfolio (Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management) as an aberration, rechristening the Zamfara-born politician the 'Disaster Minister'.

In fact, as at the time of publishing this report, hundreds of exited N-Power beneficiaries have not been paid their N30, 000 (79 US Dollars) stipend for multiple months.

It would be recalled that in a Twitter poll conducted by prominent online news agency, Sahara Reporters earlier this year, Farouq was conveniently voted the worst-performing minister in President Muhammadu Buhari's administration (4th Batch).

This amid ceaseless complaints by beneficiaries of the famed N-Power scheme, a core component of Nigeria's National Social Investment Programmes (NSIPs).

READ ALSO: N-Power: Buhari's Minister's Aide Provides Useful Update For Beneficiaries Still Awaiting Validation Mail

See some recent reactions from genuine N-Power beneficiaries below:

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