The announcement was made by the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, during an interview on TVC News .
According to Edu, the decision was made due to some irregularities within the scheme. The government has launched an investigation into the utilization of funds since the inception of the program .
She also noted that some beneficiaries are not found in their place of assignments yet they expect monthly stipends and some beneficiaries should have exited the program since 2022 but are still on the payroll.
According to her, the government plans to totally restructure and expand the N-Power program
E reach my turn, them suspend N-Power
ReplyDeleteE no fair o
You didn't shout emilokan loud enough, that's why.
DeleteYou better do better betta
ReplyDeleteThat's true sha cos my neighbor is still collecting even when she's supposed to stop since last year and she doesn't go to work.
ReplyDeleteN power na scam
ReplyDeleteA lot of people milk this initiative by the government. As usual, ghost workers naim plenty pass. Nigeria will get it right one day, this I part.
ReplyDeleteNigerians are their problem
DeleteYet we complain about the presidency alone, Nigerians are inherently corrupt, they only shout when it does not favour/suit them.
DeleteI was in the vehicle when two guys were discussing. One of them said he was just coming from N-power office where he went to do the monthly documentation to receive his money. The second guy was like you still dey collect from N-power even as you be civil servant? You would think that with the IPPIS platform, all these would be detected, well unless they pay them with cash.
ReplyDeleteI think npower pays from a different platform, some people are naturally greedy
DeleteThe IPPIS platform is another cesspool of corruption on its own
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