Nasims Interactive Session With Npower Batch C Beneficiaries: Summary and Answers to Common Questions
Nasims recently conducted an interactive session called “Half Hour With Npower C Beneficiaries”. However, many beneficiaries missed the session and couldn’t participate in the discussion. To address this, Nasims has released a summary of the interactive session held on Monday, July 10th, 2023.
During the session, beneficiaries asked several common questions, including:
1) The status of C1 beneficiaries in the Npower program.
2) Payment and program continuation.
3) Payment date for outstanding amounts owed.
4) The situation of unpaid Npower C1 beneficiaries for September, October, and November.
5) The position of Batch C beneficiaries who received a pre-selection message.
6) Account validation requirements.
Here are the responses from Nasims:
1) The Npower C1 program officially ended in August 2022. The additional payments received for September, October, and November were part of the Nexit package provided by H.M. Sadiya Umar Faroug.
2) The continuation of the Npower program is at the discretion of the President. The current status is still uncertain, and we cannot provide a definite answer at this time. Payments will depend on the President’s approval.
3) The payment date for outstanding amounts is still unknown as it requires approval from the new administration. The date will be initiated once the funds are approved.
4) C1 beneficiaries who have not received their additional payments for September, October, and November will receive them once funds are approved and made available.
5) Pre-selected beneficiaries are part of C2. They should follow the instructions in the message they received and wait for further directives.
6) Account validation links were sent to C2 beneficiaries whose account details were not correctly captured in the payroll and database. However, C1 beneficiaries experiencing payment issues can also take advantage of this opportunity.
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