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NPower Beneficiaries Cry Out Over Extortion By Federal Government Ministry In Checking Names Of Successful Applicants For NEXIT Training
Brand News Day Nigeria gathers that NPower beneficiaries were asked to dial a code to check if their names are part of the successful candidates selected for the scheme.
According to them, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development notified NPower beneficiaries of the #Nexit training which will commence this February, asking them to dial the code *45665# to confirm their shortlist status and training availability.
However, the candidates claimed that the code has not been functional despite the N30 that is being deducted for each trial.
One of the NPower Beneficiaries waiting for the NEXIT Training said: “NPower candidates in batch A and B were asked to dial a code (*45665#) by the Humanitarian and Disaster Management Office and for every single dial, N30 will be deducted and this code is not even working.
Another NPower Beneficiaries waiting for the NEXIT Training noted that “This is simply a way to extort us because they know we will keep checking. More than 400,000 Nigerians are dialling that code to see if they have been accommodated in the NPOWER NEXIT package. One person might try up to 20 times hoping it will show something meaningful, is that not N600 already? Calculate that by at least 40, 000 people, that’s a lot.
“Why can’t they just publish the names of the successful candidates that are on the package or better still send emails to the exited beneficiaries. What they are doing now is not proper, it has not been done before.”
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