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WHAT IS NPOWER STIPEND
Participants of Npower program, being unemployed may not be able to afford the cost of commuting to work, traveling to and living in a deployed area for the program. N-power program pays a fixed amount of money in addition to wages or salary to aid participants commute to work effectively.
HOW N-POWER PAYS STIPENDS
Here is an intensive list of N-power program salary scale for 2020.
- N-POWER TEACH PROGRAM –
Stipend detail: 28,000 – 30,000 naira monthly - N-POWER AGRO PROGRAM –
Stipend detail: 25,000 – 30,000 naira monthly - N-POWER HEALTH PROGRAM –
Stipend detail: 30,000 – 40,000 naira monthly - N-POWER CREATIVE PROGRAM –
Stipend detail: 10,000 – 30,000 naira monthly - N-POWER TECH SOFTWARE PROGRAM –
Stipend detail: 20,000 – 40,000 naira monthly - N-POWER TECH HARDWARE –
Stipend detail: 20,000 – 40,000 naira monthly - N-POWER BUILD PROGRAM –
Stipend details: 27,000 – 30,000
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NPOWER STIPEND NEWS
NPOWER NEWS: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PAYS N-POWER PARTICIPANTS OWED STIPENDS. READ MORE:
The federal government said it has paid the October and November allowances of beneficiaries of the N-Power programme.
Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Farouq
Following general society outburst of participants not being paid their promised stipends for more than two months than two months, the N-Power, minister of humanitarian affairs, disaster management and social development, Sadiya Farouk, has made a few explanations.
The Cable reports that the minister said the government has paid the October and November 2019 accumulated stipends of recipients of N-Power program.
This was unveiled in a statement given by Halima Oyelade, a unique associate on media to the minister on Friday, December 27.
Oyelade said the clergyman guaranteed the installment of the remittance before December 20 as she had before guaranteed.
The announcement read: “It can be recalled that the minister has on December 2, 2019 at a press conference promised to pay the backlog of the allowances before December 20th, 2019, and als explained that the payments were being processed while the Social Investment Program (SIP) Was being moved to the ministry in line with a presidential directive.
“The N-Power program has 500,000 volunteers who are engaged as teachers, health workers and agricultural extension officers, among other fields. They are deployed to various locations throughout the country offering their services to Nigerians. Each participant is paid a stipend of 30,000 naira monthly.”
She said the SIP has four segments to be specific contingent money move, the homegrown school feeding program, the N-Power program, the empowerment program and government enterprise.
The four projects, as indicated by Oyelade, have more than 13 million direct participants and an expected 44 million secondary participants all over the nation.
The minister guaranteed that the sort of speediness exhibited in the payment of the owed n-power stipends as promised will be adopted so as to ensure that the n-power program will continuously and effectively improve the lives of Nigerians.
It would be reviewed that Farouk had assumed responsibility for the Social Investment Programs (SIP) following a presidential order in October.
FG Explained on Delaed Payments
The Nigerian government Monday gave reasons for the delay in payment of two monthly stipends given to the beneficiaries of its social intervention program.
The Social Development Minister Sadiq Farooq says the ministry which is currently engaged in the National social investment programme NSIP close to heads of for clarifications the process of both Npower and the NSIP programs Farouk phone has suggested that if retention of Npower beneficiaries whose contract had expired were also us responsible for the delay of their payments.
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