The Federal Government of Nigeria has assured N-Power beneficiaries that their two-month (March/April) outstanding payment will be settled before Saturday.
This online news medium reports that the promise was made yesterday by Sadiya Farouq, the Nigerian Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development in a statement in Abuja by Rhoda Iliya, the Deputy Director of Information.
The Minister while assuring that the payment process for March and April stipend was almost completed, noted that the process for May payment was also ongoing.
According to her, all approvals have been made and processes for payment triggered.
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The Minister stated: “The delay for the payment was due to the change in Government Policy of migration from the REMITA platform system to the GIFMIS system of payment which requires offloading the beneficiaries into the new system before finally uploading, reviewing and final payment by the Social Investment Programme (SIP).
“I regret any inconveniences caused by this delay towards stipends payment to volunteers of N-Power, who have proven their mantle as patriotic Nigerians.
“I assure all beneficiaries that GIFMIS is already uploading beneficiaries into the system and hopefully within the next 72 hours, all beneficiaries will start to receive their alerts.”
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In a related news, Afolabi Imoukhuede, the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to President Muhammadu Buhari on Job Creation, who also doubles as the N-Power Cluster Lead of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) has admonished N-Power beneficiaries to “strive for excellence”.
Imoukhuede who thanked condolers regarding the death of his mother, Mrs. Olubunmi Olayinka Okikiola, stressed the positive influence his late parent had on him.
The Edo-born technocrat as well disclosed on Monday that “henceforth, N-Power and all its related constituents is no longer part of my role as SSA – President on Job Creation” as the ‘handover transition to the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs which commenced October 2019, is now complete’.
As seen below, Afolabi wrote:
Robert Kennedy – “The future is not a gift, it is an achievement.” My admonition to @npower_ng beneficiaries & great Nigeria ??youths to continually strive for excellence, intelligent planning & focused effort.
https://twitter.com/AsImoukhuede/status/1267427788480528384
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