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NPOWER Scheme To Deploy 2017 Beneficiaries Next Week: Here's What Applicants MUST DO


We bring great news to all the 2017 applicants of the N-Power Scheme. It is with great pleasure that the Federal Government's Social Intervention Scheme, N-Power, has announced that the 2017 beneficiaries of the scheme will be deployed and formally engaged next week .

In a statement issued via their social media handle on Twitter, the scheme stated its readiness to deploy N-Power Graduate Volunteers (Batch 2) effective from August 1, 2018.


It is to this effect that beneficiaries are to kindly note the following action points and datelines:

1. Final Selection Lists broken down in States/LGA for each of the (3) N-Power component would be circulated to ALL Focal Persons on Friday July 20, 2018.

2. We would expect the States & FCT in conjunction with all State N-Power partners are to ensure their prompt deployment to their assigned Primary Places of Assignment (PPA) on or before August 1, 2018.

These State based N-Power partners comprise but not limited to the following:

N-Teach
a. State Universal Board for Education (SUBEB)
b. State & LGA Offices for Adult Education Centres
c. State & LGA Offices for Nomadic Education

N-Agro
d. State & LGA Offices for Agriculture Development Programme (ADP)

N-Health
e. State & LGA Offices for Primary Health Care Board


3. States and FCT are expected to return Deployment Schedules to us on or before Friday August 3, 2018

4. All deployed Volunteers are to upload on their N-Power portal page their STAMPED & SIGNED Confirmation of Resumption on or before Friday August 10, 2018 in order to qualify for their first payment stipend due by August 31, 2018

5. Please note that all the successfully on-boarded and deployed final selection volunteers are engaged for a period of 2 years beginning August 1, 2018 to July 31, 2020.

Congratulations to all Successful Volunteers and wishing them an Impactful time in the Programme.

2 comments:

  1. Interesting I hope its finally for real!

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    1. This is Nigeria. Let's all hope the scheme will live up to it's words.

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