Latest Npower News For June 2024 Backlog Payment And Others

Latest Npower News For June 2024 Backlog Payment And Others

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In today’s Latest Npower News for June 2024, We’ll be responding to some of your inquiries about the current status of the N-Power initiative. Thus, carry on reading! By removing the ban on the Renewed Hope Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) program, President Tinubu recently took a major step. according to his speech on his first anniversary.

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This action demonstrates the program’s ongoing existence and dedication to helping low-income households. President Bola Tinubu did not, however, bring up the N-Power or National Social Investment Program (NSIP). Thus, the Npower initiative is on hold.

Since it is a debt owed to beneficiaries, we believe that payment of the remaining backlog owed to beneficiaries can still be made when management chooses to settle beneficiaries, regardless of whether the N-Power suspension is removed or not.

President Tinubu is currently in charge of making the choice. The Npower program is currently on hold until he makes a decision.

According to Haven, President Tinubu’s reaffirmed Hope Youth Empowerment and Innovation agenda is gaining momentum thanks to the National Job Center’s establishment, the Three Million Technical Talent Initiative (3MTT), and the iDICe Program, which fosters digital skills and provides employment opportunities.

The Hope Youth Empowerment Program is being reinstituted, and we’ll keep you informed on this platform so you can take advantage of the opportunities as they arise. Thus, pay attention.

Finally, about the Renewed Hope Conditional Cash Transfer Program, the goal of the NASSPS-SU Stepdown Training Orientation, which is presently taking place in various States throughout Nigeria, is to inform desk officers about the recent modifications to the program so that they can manage and execute it properly.

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