Npower Batch C: Nasarawa State FP Confirms There Will Be Physical Verification, Apologises for Technical Difficulties

The Focal Person of Nasarawa State, Imran Usman Jibrin, in a public service announcement on Saturday confirmed that the applicants who made the final list of the successful 510,000 beneficiaries would undergo a physical verification at their respective Local Government areas after being accepted in their places of Primary Assignment.

Jibrin who encouraged the beneficiaries to download their posting letters and quickly head to their PPAs for acceptance or rejection by the heads of their Places of Assignment noted that the technical hitches recently observed on the NASIMS Portal www.nasims.gov.ng have however interfered with the Physical verification schedule across the Federation.

He also added that a new date will be communicated for the Physical verification which will take place in all the LGAs where each beneficiary has been deployed to.

According to his statement:

“A bulletin was issued yesterday Friday 27th, August 2021 informing the general public that the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, has commenced the process of deploying 510,000 N-power Batch C Stream 1 beneficiary across the 36 States of the federation and Federal Capital Territory  (FCT) Abuja.

“Successful Applicants were directed to use their mobile devices or visit any Cyber Cafe close to them to log in to their NASIMS Portal to conform their deployment status, download their Letters of Deployment and visit their places of Primary Assignment for acceptance or rejection letters.

“Furthermore, the deployed beneficiaries were directed to go to their respective Local Government Secretariats for a physical verification exercise. However, due to some technical issues that are yet to be resolved by the N-power Head Office in Abuja, a new date for the Physical verification will be communicated to the beneficiaries.

Npower Batch C: Nasarawa State FP Confirms There Will Be Physical Verification, Apologises for Technical Difficulties