Skip to main content

200,000 Nigerians to start receiving pay on N-power

Atleast over 199,000 youths will start benefiting their monthly allowances from the federal government N-power scheme.

Mr. Laolu Akande made it known to newsmen recently when he said 40% of the selected names came based on the number of applications per state, stressing that  a special mark-up for the 6 states of the northeast and a discretionary addition for states with low numbers of applicants.

According to him “The Buhari Presidency has made very diligent and transparent efforts to ensure that the Social Investment Programmes do not repeat the errors of the past, and the attempt therefore to hurriedly compare the programmes with failed efforts of the past, like SURE-P, even at this early stage is simply baseless.
“There wouldn’t be any middle-men and the payments to be made to the N-Power candidates, the monthly N5,000 to the poorest and most vulnerable among others would be paid directly to them.
“The 200,000 have been selected as promised in the first batch of N-Power job scheme of Buhari and are now being BVN screend to draw their pay.”
He further noted that almost 15,000 Nigerians from Borno State applied in the first application series of N-Power schemes online while, Enugu State had over 20,000 applications online for the N-Power programme; while Zamfara and Bayelsa had over 6,000 and 7,000 respectively. Below are some names of beneficiaries ; OPUSUNJU PRECIOUS Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS TATE N-Agro PEPPLE CHRISTIAN Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach ogolo josephine Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Sofiri Esther Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach IGONI SODIENYE Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach TOBY MONDAY Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach violet owuaru Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Idayingi Uranta Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Tamunonimin Enoch Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Emmanuel Toby Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-HEALTH ADAMS MICHAEL Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach FINEBONE HAPPINESS Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Paul Kalari Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach BENSON BROWN Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Mercy Epelle Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach SAM TOBY ETHEL Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach AZUBUIKE ORUIGONI Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach Jaja Ibiwari Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-HEALTH ALAMINIOKUMA TAMUNODIENYE Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-HEALTH NENGI DAPPA Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-Teach OWUJIE ALALI Opobo/Nkoro Rivers State RIVERS STATE N-HEALTH Ngozika Ugochukwu.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

APC Ward Congress: Amaechi says materials were not hijacked... Calls on the general public to shun rumour mongers

The Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Rotimi  Amaechi, has said the planned All Progressives Congress, APC, Congresses in Rivers State will hold has scheduled in spite the rumours making the rounds in some section of the Media  that materials were hijacked and  compromised. The former governor made the assertion in Port Harcourt recently, while reacting to insinuations that materials meant for the congresses had been hijacked with the view of compromising the outcome in favour of a particular group of party loyalists. For your news and adverts, contact Newspointers.blogspot. com imaowaji135@gmail.com Call: 08159993540 Amaechi expressed surprise that someone could cook up such falsehood in order to cast doubts in the hearts of citizens and also heat up the political scene. Reiterating his stance for free and credible Congresses across the state, he opined that he is not in possession of any material relating to the planned Congresses because he is not a part...
95 comments
Read more

Unbelievable! 17-mind blowing achievements of Brambaifa-led NDDC board... As Eze appeals on President Buhari to...

Here is another shocking revelation by Chief Eze C. on why the current NDDC board won the heart of  Niger Deltans. Written by Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze "NDDC SAGA: Those defaming current management, belittling progresses made are enemies of N' Delta -- Eze...charges PMB to confirm current leaders Those attacking the current management of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), under the leadership of Professor Nelson Brambaifa, are enemies of the progress and development of the oil-rich region. A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the South-South region, Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, who made the assertion in statement circulated to the media in Port Harcourt on Tuesday, also described the consistent attack on the works so far done by the NDDC under Prof Brambaifa's watch as a wicked act of malice, adding that the barrage of concocted and falsified petitions to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), targeted at the commissi...
Post a Comment
Read more

"... 2023 Presidency must swing South is a wise arrangement that must be left sacrosanct" -Fola Ojo

Wrote Fola Ojo IF Nigeria were a society where ethnic bigotry and tribal dogmatism do not cheaply overrun and almost eviscerate commonsensical rational thinking and open-mindedness, the discussion about what region or geopolitical zone the next president should come from in 2023 wouldn’t have attracted my flimsiest attention. If mutual distrust and bruised co-existential relationship sincerely do not exist among Nigerians positioned high or low, who becomes the presidential charge-d’affaires should have been freely weighed strictly around a candidate’s competence and savviness to govern and administer free and easy without a hamper from invisible shackles that come with governance. If top political portfolios in the country and high-ranking seats in juicy offices like the NNPC, Customs , and the likes were dished out based exclusively on pedigreed credentials, and not the village aspirers for those positions  come from, I wouldn’t have chosen to join in the debate about whether the...
3 comments
Read more