In NPower News today, NASIMS has officially resumed September and October Npower Batch C stipends payment for Npower Beneficiaries.
Brand News Day Nigeria reports that the National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS) has recommenced the payment of Stipends to the beneficiaries of the Batch C Stream 1 Npower Programme after a few days of a sudden short break.
Recall that Nasims disclosed that in other to ensure Beneficiaries are paid at once, adopted the Bulk payment approach which was PARTIALLY SUCCESSFUL resulting in some accounts getting credited and some not being credited, due to network instability.
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Meanwhile, NASIMS made the broadcast on Monday night commended the patience of the beneficiaries, guaranteeing that asides from the recommencement of September and October Stipend Payment, it has also begun the processing of November and December Stipends which would be paid soon.
“The long-awaited outstanding September and October stipends that were temporarily on hold due to some challenges has just resumed, all accounts that have been on the process will soon be credited.
“We sincerely appreciate your patience throughout the moment payment has been processed.
“Be rest assured all outstanding will be cleared as November and December payment will soon commence.
“Thank you once again for your patience,” NASIMS stated.
BrandNewsDay Nigeria recalls that the Npower Management had paused the payment of the Stipends to the Beneficiaries last week, stating that it needed to rectify some issues which had hampered the crediting of beneficiaries Bank Accounts by their respective financial institutions.
Joy returned among the Npower beneficiaries Monday night as many beneficiaries have confirmed to have received their monthly stipend following the continuation of the payment by NASIMS.
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