NPower Stipend Payment news for Npower Batch C2 today, 28 May 2023 can be accessed below.
Quick and easy steps to check If your Npower validation was successful
Quick and easy steps to check If your Npower validation was successful in the latest update from Npower, we will provide you with information on how to determine if your Npower validation was successful. Please continue reading for more details.
To confirm if your Npower validation was successful, please follow the steps provided below:
- Visit Twitter and compose a post requesting assistance from Npower to verify the status of your validation. Make sure to include your Npower ID in the post and tag @npower_ng.
- Replicate this post under any trending topic on Twitter to attract the attention of Npower’s official Twitter handle and prompt a response.
Additionally, we would like to remind Npower Batch C beneficiaries who have yet to validate their accounts to do so promptly. Your status as an Npower beneficiary remains incomplete until your account is successfully validated. For detailed instructions on how to validate your account, please refer to the article titled “Npower Nasims Account Validation Link.”
NPower announces stipend payment update: Check your validation link now
In the latest news from Npower, it has been announced that a total of 55,256 beneficiaries have been paid through the Validation Link. The management of Npower advises all applicants of Batch C Stream 2 to validate their accounts, as having a validated account is necessary to be officially recognized as a beneficiary.
Currently, 27,693 applicants have validated their accounts, adding to the previous 27,565 who had already done so. These 55,256 beneficiaries were recently paid their stipends for October, November, and December via the validation link. Nneka Ikem, SSA to the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, emphasizes the importance of updating accounts.
Additionally, Npower provides the Npower Nasims Account Validation Link for interested individuals to check out.
NASIMS Issues Important Updates on Npower Payment and Program Status
NASIMS News on Npower Payment
FCT, Abuja – The National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS), the central platform for managing and coordinating the National Social Investment Programmes (NSIPs), including the renowned N-Power scheme, has provided crucial updates regarding payment and program eligibility.
Program Update for Npower Batch C Beneficiaries
In a statement released on Sunday, May 7, through its official Facebook page, NASIMS addressed N-Power Batch C beneficiaries. The message emphasized that only selected individuals are eligible to receive payment. Therefore, those who have not been chosen as beneficiaries should note that they will not be eligible for payment.
NASIMS urged Npower Batch C beneficiaries to remain attentive by frequently checking their dashboard for any updates. This advice highlights the importance of staying informed about program developments and ensuring timely access to relevant information.
Addressing Backlog Payments for N-Power Beneficiaries
In response to concerns raised by some N-Power Batch C beneficiaries regarding unpaid backlogs, NASIMS recently announced that backlog payments for validated accounts are being gradually processed. This update brings hope to those awaiting their overdue payments, assuring them that efforts are being made to address the issue.
Find the message from NPower below – see full message:
“ATTENTION: Npower C Beneficiaries, Please note, if you have not been selected as a Beneficiary of the program, you’re ineligible for payment.
“You are advised to keep observing your dashboard frequently for any update
FG approves N19bn for N-Power training
The Federal Government, on Monday, in Abuja, approved the total sum of N19.24bn for the training of 50,000 non-graduate N-power beneficiaries and the procurement of taxiway lighting system in the Port Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja airports.
The sum also covers consultancy services for the Dadin Kowa 40MW power project in Gombe State and the furnishing of the 10-storey headquarters of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency located in Victoria Island, Lagos.
The Ministers of Humanitarian Affairs, Social Development and Disaster Management, Sadiya Farouk, and her counterparts in the Ministries of Aviation, Education and Water Resources, revealed this to journalists after an extraordinary meeting of the Federal Executive Council presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the State House, Abuja.
The Importance of Timely Payments
Timely payment of stipends is crucial to ensuring that beneficiaries can meet their basic needs and continue to participate in the Npower program. The Npower program has been instrumental in providing Nigerian youth with skills that enable them to become self-reliant and contribute to the country’s economy. It is therefore essential that the government ensures that payments are made on time to support the sustainability of the program and the livelihoods of beneficiaries.
In the latest Npower news for May 15, 2023, it has been reported that Npower volunteers’ beneficiaries are appealing to the Minister of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, to settle all outstanding stipends before she leaves office. The beneficiaries of the Npower program are concerned that President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration will be coming to a close this month and are urging the Minister to ensure that all payments are made before the end of her tenure.
Npower Program Background
In 2016, the Npower program was launched by the President Muhammadu Buhari administration to equip Nigerian youth with employment and entrepreneurship skills. The program has been successful in providing opportunities for beneficiaries to acquire practical skills and improve their employability. However, the recent delay in the payment of stipends has caused concerns among beneficiaries who rely on the payments to support themselves and their families.
Efforts to Address Payment Delays
The Npower management has apologized for the delay in payment of stipends for January, February, March, and April. While work is still ongoing to pay backlogs for beneficiaries who had previously verified their account information, beneficiaries are being asked to exercise patience as payment will soon begin. A few weeks ago, the Honourable Sadiya Umar Farouq had declared that the Npower initiative would continue as long as the future administration was led by the All Progressives Congress (APC), providing some reassurance for beneficiaries about the program’s continuity.
The Importance of Timely Payments
Timely payment of stipends is crucial to ensuring that beneficiaries can meet their basic needs and continue to participate in the Npower program. The Npower program has been instrumental in providing Nigerian youth with skills that enable them to become self-reliant and contribute to the country’s economy. It is therefore essential that the government ensures that payments are made on time to support the sustainability of the program and the livelihoods of beneficiaries.
Today’s Latest Npower News for Saturday, May 13th, 2023 reports that Npower beneficiaries are urging Minister of Ministry Humanitarian Affairs, Sadiya Umar Farouq, to complete all outstanding stipend payments for N-power volunteers before the end of her term.
The N-power program was introduced in 2016 by President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration to provide employability and entrepreneurship skills to Nigerian youths. As President Buhari’s administration ends this May 2023, Npower beneficiaries are calling on the Minister to clear all payment backlogs before her departure from office.
It is noteworthy that a few weeks ago, the Honourable Minister of the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, stated that as the Npower program was initiated by the APC government, it would continue under the incoming APC leadership.
The Npower management Nasims has again updated beneficiaries in regards to the payment of backlog stipends. According to Nasims, if you have not been selected as a Beneficiary of the program, you’re ineligible for payment. Beneficiaries can boldly see their Npower status via the Nasims self-service portal
Npower resumed payment of backlog for some of the Beneficiaries who had earlier validated their account details a few days ago. Read details here Npower Resumed October, November, December Backlog Payment
