BrandNewsDay Nigeria has compiled the latest NPower News Today, N-Power Batch C news headlines update today, Monday, October 3, 2022.
Meanwhile, this is the recap of the Latest NPower News Today Headline Updates for this week, continue reading below:
Latest NPower News On July & August, and September Stipends Payment For Monday, October 3rd, 2022
NPower Physical Verification Date 2022 | Www.nasims.gov.ng, details can be accessed below.
BrandNewsDay Nigeria has gathered how you can access your NPower Physical Verification Date 2022, by visiting www.nasims.gov.ng.
In this article, you will understand that you can access your portal; please log into your self-service portal at www.nasims.gov.ng to see if you have been selected and to confirm the location for your physical confirmation scheduled for Tuesday 14th June to Saturday, June 25, 2022, is scheduled.
You can use the USSD code *45665# to confirm the location for your physical verification. The following requirements are expected from you:
Beneficiaries of NPower Batch C, Stream 1 who have not been able to check their physical condition in the last year due to some challenges must attend Batch c2 from June 14th to 25th, 2022 for physical verification.
Nasims initiated Payment Of Npower March Stipend 2022, details can be accessed below.BrandNewsDay reports that the Federal Government of Nigeria through the National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS), has announced the commencement of Npower March stipend payment to Npower beneficiaries.
This online news platform understands that in a bid to put smiles on the faces of Npower Batch C stream 1 beneficiary, following the delay in their March Npower stipend payment, the National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS), has announced that the Npower March stipend payment has commenced.
BrandNewsDay Nigeria reports that Nasims made this disclosure about the initiated payment in a post on its official page on the social media network, Facebook, titled: “TO ALL UNPAID BENEFICIARIES OF 2021 PAYMENTS AND OTHER OUTSTANDING.
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BrandNewsDay reports that the Federal Government has given an update on the commencement of two Month Npower Stipends Payment as it has revealed the reasons for the delayed payment of the stipend.
Recall that beneficiaries of the scheme are entitled to receive 12-month stipends.
Explaining on Monday a source within the office of the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development minister Sadiya Farouq explained the reasons for the delay in payment of two monthly stipends given to beneficiaries of its social intervention programme N-Power.
According to the source who claimed anonymity, “The ministry is planning a special package for the stream 1 who may soon be ending their own program.
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Nasims, on Monday, has Commenced Shortlisting of applicants and Biometric Capturing for Npower Batch C Stream 2, details can be accessed below.
BrandNewsDay reports that the Federal Government of Nigeria through the National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS), has announced that it has started shortlisting and Biometric Capturing for Npower Batch C Stream 2 applicants.
According to NASIMS in a post, ”Dear Npower Applicants, shortlisting process for Batch C Stream Il has commenced”.
Moving on, Nasims has further instructed Npower Batch C Stream 2 To begin Biometric Capturing.
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Nasims Gives Fresh Update On Failed January Stipends Payment, details can be accessed below.
BrandNewsDay Nigeria reports that Nasims has given an update on failed January Stipends payment and says that batch C1 beneficiaries who experience failed January payments on their Nasims payroll dashboard should not panic that they will be paid.
Read the details below!
Nasims Wrote:
While June payments are still in progress, we discovered some payment was unsuccessful, as a result of a long period of PAYMENT PROCESSING thereby Payment was unable to drop in some accounts. No cause for Alarm yet, all…
Federal Government Reveals How NPower Programmes Swallowed N5.9bn In Kano State, detail can be accessed below.BrandNewsDay reports that the Federal Government, on Sunday, stated that the estimated amount spent on all NPower activities under the National Social Investment Programmes in Kano State was N5.9bn.
This online news platform confirmed that the FG denied reports that claimed that the N5.9bn was spent only on the training/tooling and payments of about 177 youths in smartphone repairs in the state.
The media aide to the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Nneka Anibeze, disclosed this in a statement issued in Abuja.
NASIMS has unveiled NASIMS New Support Email For NPower Stipends Complaint, details can be accessed below.
BrandNewsDay reports that the National Social Investment Management System (NASIMS) has created a new email address for concerns about stipend payments. Those who are having problems with their Npower stipend payment can quickly remedy the problem by sending an email to NASIMS.
Continue reading until the end to see NASIMS New Support Email.
Nasims offered the following options to help N-Power beneficiaries with payment issues:
1. Visit your bank for confirmation of your account being credited without receiving an alert.
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To read the latest NPower News Today on stipend payments for July, August and September come back and visit; www.BRANDNEWSDAY.com.
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