Latest NPower News & NASIMS News Today 19th July 2023

Npower News Today 19th July 2023 – This is to inform all interested candidates of the latest updates today. See below for all you need to know; the Npower remuneration, beneficiaries, etc. Details below.

Npower news today on the payment of January, February, March, April and May stipends, today June 21st, 2023.

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Clarification on Payment Concerns

Nasims has clarified that despite some states dissolving their State Executive Council (SEC) in preparation for the transition of power, the Federal Executive Council (FEC) remains intact. This means that the key members of the FEC, including Honourable Minister Sadiya Umar Farouq, are still officially functional until further notice. As a result, Nasims assures beneficiaries that backlog payments to eligible individuals will continue without interruption.

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Latest Npower News Today

Npower stipend payment news, Npower management has paid 55256 Npower beneficiaries via Npower Validation Link. In line with that, Npower Batch C Stream 2 applicants are advised to please validate their accounts because unverified accounts would be omitted.

Now, let’s discuss the three important steps that Npower beneficiaries should take if they are expecting outstanding stipends:

1. Check Your Bank Account:

It may come as a surprise, but some beneficiaries have already received their outstanding stipend payments without receiving a credit alert from their banks. Therefore, it is crucial to check your bank account balance. You might be pleasantly surprised to find that your outstanding stipend has been deposited into your account, even if you didn’t receive a notification from your bank. CLICK HERE

2. Ensure Successful Submission of the Npower Validation Form:

If you are expecting outstanding stipends, it is vital to confirm that you have filled out and successfully submitted the Npower Validation Form. Only those beneficiaries who are owed outstanding stipends for the months of September, October, and November 2022 (Batch C1) and October, November, and December 2022 (Batch C2) will receive payments after completing the validation process. To verify if you have successfully submitted the form, visit the following website: https://validation.nasims.ng/validate. If you have submitted the form successfully, you will receive a notification stating that you can no longer respond to the form because you have already done so.

3. Exercise Patience and Avoid Worry:

Lastly, it is crucial for all beneficiaries to remain patient throughout the payment process. Efforts are being made to ensure that the outstanding stipends for 2022 are cleared within this month. Furthermore, the stipend payments for January, February, March, April, and May 2023 are expected to commence next month. Therefore, it is essential to avoid unnecessary worry and trust that the payment process is being actively addressed.

How to Login to Npower Portal

NPower Batch C Portal – Here are the guidelines to log in Npower website for batch c beneficiaries. You can log in to the Npower batch c portal using the official website www.npower.gov.ng or nasims.gov.ng.

Fuel Subsidy Removal and Npower Programme the Nexus

1. Empowering Entrepreneurship: The GEEP program should be expanded and restructured to offer comprehensive training and support to individuals and small businesses. By equipping them with skills in business management, financial planning, marketing, and facilitating access to finance, these programs can foster the development of alternative income sources.
2. Enhancing Vocational and Technical Training: Leveraging the Npower program, the government can provide vocational and technical training to enable individuals to acquire new skills or enhance existing ones.
3. Strengthening Social Protection Programs: Through cash transfers, National Home-Grown School Feeding Program (NHGSFP) food subsidies, and healthcare services, vulnerable groups like women, youth, and the elderly can receive targeted support, reducing the adverse impacts of subsidy removal.