N-power Batch C Stipend: Applicants Entreat For 50.000 From Federal Government.
Applicants have begged the Federal Government to increase the N-power monthly Stipend from N30,000 to N50,000 in consideration of the current duration of the Programme and high cost of living.
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According to our sister blog https://www.myinfoclock.com, The Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development had stated that in addition to expanding the number of beneficiaries to 1 million (in two Streams of 500,000 beneficiaries each), the N-power Batch C Programme would last for 12 months, on a monthly Stipend of N30,000.
Reacting to the development, an applicant of the N-power Programme, Victor Okere pleaded with the Federal Government to increase the monthly Stipend N50,000 considering the 12 Months duration and high cost of living presently in the country.
Young Okere emphasised that the cost of living has trippled presently with the cost of items in the market increasing day-by-day.
Just in the voice of many of the applicants who commended the Federal Government for the expansion of the number of Batch C N-power beneficiaries up to 1 Million, Ngozi Bethel begged the Federal Government to balance the duration and cost of living with an increase in the monthly Stipend.
This is the second time Nigerians have called for the increment of the Monthly Stipend of the N-power Beneficiaries. In 2019, hope was heightened that increase in Minimum wage of Civil Servant would be bring about an increase in the N-power Monthly Stipend.
However, one of the then Anchors of the Programme and Senior Special Assistant to the President on Job Creation and Youth Employment, Mr Afolabi Imoukhuede clarified that the then beneficiaries should not expect a minimum wage balance on the Monthly Stipend, noting that the N-power Beneficiaries were not enshrined in the Civil Service Commission.
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