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BREAKING: N-Power Begins Payment Of June, July Stipends For Batch A, B Beneficiaries

The Federal Government social intervention scheme, N-Power, has commenced payment of Npower stipends to affected Npower beneficiaries today, Wednesday, August 19, after 79 days protests by aggrieved batches A and B beneficiaries of the social intervention scheme.
Confirming the Npower June and July stipends, a beneficiary of the social intervention scheme identified as Ibrahim Muhammed, said he could authoritatively confirm the payment.
ALSO READ: Minister Reveals When Npower Beneficiaries Will Get Paid For June, July
Also confirming the payment of the Npower June and July stipends, the Lagos chapter of the Federal Government social intervention scheme, N-Power, wrote on social media network, Facebook: “Breaking; Npower Payment has commenced.”
BREAKING;
NPOWER PAYMENT HAS COMMENCED.
Meanwhile, the payment of the Npower June and July stipends by the Federal Government is coming three days after Sadiya Umar Farouq, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development revealed that Npower beneficiaries will receive their unpaid stipends before the onboarding of the new beneficiaries by the government led by President Muhammadu Buhari.
The Minister had tweeted: “The N-Power Batch C application portal closed on Sunday, August 9, 2020, after receiving over 5m applications.
“As we embark on the review process, efforts are in high gear to clear the stipends for Batch A and B before onboarding the new set of beneficiaries,” the tweet added.
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