NPower Stipend Payment News For Today 12th August 2023

NPower Stipend Payment News For Today 12th August 2023

Welcome to Flippstack, we have gathered all the latest NPower Stipend Payment news for Npower Batch C2 today, 12th August 2023, Npower Batch C2 3 Months Payments, so make sure you read till the end.

NPower Stipend Payment News For Today 12th August 2023

Logging into NASIMS SSP Portal – ssp.nasims.gov.ng

To access the ssp.nasims.gov.ng portal, you can easily use your phone or mobile device. Once the portal loads, all you have to do is log in using your ID and password on the nasims portal.

For direct access to the new NPower NASIMS website, go to ssp.nasims.gov.ng. Please log in now and update any necessary details. Follow these steps to log in:

1. Open your web browser and go to nasims.gov.ng or ssp.nasims.gov.ng.
2. A list will appear; find Npower and select it by clicking the circle next to it. Then, click “Continue.”
3. You’ll see a login page. Enter your email and password to access the portal.

The upgraded portal will provide clearer insights into the NSIP program’s functioning.

N-power May Soon Recruit 2023 Batch Under Tinubu Administration

With few months left for the Npower batch C2 to complete their 1-year empowerment program and the changes that are ongoing with the Nasims self-service portal, there is a possibility that the new batch of 2023 might be enrolled under the Administration of President Tinubu.

The Npower programme which was initiated by the former Administration of President Buhari in 2016 has enrolled 3 batches of volunteers in the program since its inception. They are batches A, B, and the current batch C.

The Npower programme was initiated to provide the youthful vibrant Nigerian youths with employability and entrepreneurship skills to help them become employable or entrepreneurs.

Nasims To Host Discussion Section With Npower Batch C Beneficiaries

the management of Npower Nasims to host an interaction section with the Npower batch C beneficiaries on Monday 10th July 2023 at 8am on social media channels.

According to Nasims, what to expect is that they want to have an interactive session with you. This is something we’ve never done before. Our media team will be on the ground to respond to your questions. Save the date and time, Nasims said.

This is a good development from the Npower management team, adequate and frequent communication with its beneficiaries is the right way to go.

There used to be such interactive sessions back in the day with the Npower batch A and B beneficiaries and it was fun then.

Rejuvenating such interaction with the Npower batch C beneficiaries will solve all of the issues and also answer so many questions which beneficiaries a yarning for answers to. Questions such as payment delay, Npower Validation, the fate of Npower batch C1, and The hope of exited beneficiaries regarding nexit scheme.

Manwhile, Nasims has stated that while Npower batch C patiently awaits further development on payment of stipends, they will meanwhile keep you abreast with the happenings around the world.

Be rest assured all your complaints have been extracted from the comment section and forwarded to the appropriate department, which formed an integral part of our duties. We will definitely keep you updated Payment is still in progress, Nasims said.

Things You Must Know About Npower Validation Link

For the Npower volunteers who do not know much about this, here are 5 Things You Must Know About Npower Validation Link:

1. The Npower validation link is for only unvalidated Npower beneficiaries and Npower preselected applicants to validate their accounts.

2. The Npower validation link is not created to recruit new beneficiaries. It is meant for unpaid or preselected beneficiaries whose data is already captured in the Nasims portal.

3. The original Npower validation link is https://validation.nasims.ng

4. Any Npower beneficiary who has received his or her stipends don’t need to validate again.

5. More than 55,256 Npower unpaid beneficiaries have been paid Via the validation link.

FG Authorization for Npower/NSIP Beneficiaries’ Outstanding Payment

Latest fund approved by FG for Npower and other related programmes across the Country

According to the information reaching us at Flippstack, the Federal Government approved the total sum of N19.24bn for the training of 50,000 non-graduate N-power beneficiaries and the procurement of taxiway lighting system in the Port Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja airports.

Included in the amount are the expenses for consultancy services related to the Dadin Kowa 40MW power project located in Gombe State, as well as the furnishing of the 10-story headquarters of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency situated in Victoria Island, Lagos.

During an extraordinary meeting of the Federal Executive Council presided over by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the State House in Abuja, Sadiya Farouk, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Social Development, and Disaster Management, along with her counterparts from the Ministries of Aviation, Education, and Water Resources, disclosed this information to journalists.

The Federal Government had also authorized the engagement of four of its agencies, including the National Institute of Transport Technology and Industrial Training, to train 50,000 Non-Graduate N-Power beneficiaries for nine months.

HM Sadiya Umar Farouq said “The other memo is submitted, which is to seek Council’s approval for the engagement of four federal agencies for the training of the non-graduates N-Power beneficiaries. This is in the total sum of N14.21bn with 7.5% as VAT.”

The non-graduate category of the N-Power programme provides training and tools to participants in areas such as agriculture, hospitality, construction, ICT and creative industries. Participants in this category receive a monthly stipend during the training period and are also provided with the necessary tools and resources to start their businesses or gain employment in their chosen sectors.

FAQs About Npower news under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration:

1. Will the Npower Program continue under the new administration? The Npower Program is expected to continue under the new administration, as there is a commitment to sustaining the program’s positive impact on poverty relief for the youth.

2. What happens to the pending stipend payments for Npower beneficiaries? The new management of the National Social Investment Program (NSIP) is dedicated to ensuring the payment of all outstanding stipends for Npower beneficiaries in a timely manner.

3. How can Npower Batch C beneficiaries validate their accounts? Npower Batch C beneficiaries who have not received their stipends and need to validate their accounts can do so by following the validation link provided.

4. Is there any update on the handover of affairs by the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs? The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, disaster management, and social development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, has officially handed over the affairs of the ministry to the Permanent Secretary, Nasir Sani, as part of the transition process.

5. What are the expectations regarding the future of empowerment programs? There is hope that under President Tinubu’s Administration, the existing empowerment programs will be upgraded and transformed into more permanent job creation opportunities, enabling sustainable and inclusive growth for the Nigerian youth.

FAQs About Nasims News On Payment Today

Why is my Npower payment status showing processing?

From “PENDING” your payroll status will change to “PROCESSING” This simply means your money/stipend has been sent to your bank from the Central Bank of Nigeria, again your chances of being paid at this stage is 100%.

Did Npower shortlist stream 2?

Npower Stream 2 Commencement Date is February 25th, 2024. News about stream 2 shortlisting has been announced already and the final list for stream 2 will be published on the NASIMS portal.

Will npower batch c1 be permanent?

According to information reaching us from a reliable source, Npower beneficiaries are going be permanent. The federal government will sign a permanent appointment for all Npower beneficiaries before the end of this year.

How long does Npower training last?

Candidates who have been shortlisted and are in the non-graduates category can apply. The Npower training programme is composed of three months of in-center class training, an apprenticeship programme that will last for 6 months, post Apprenticeship, and mentorship.