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NPower January 2022 Stipends Payment Initiated

by NewsOnline Nigeria
April 10, 2022
in Headline, Jobs & Opportunities
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President Tinubu

President Tinubu

NPower January 2022 Stipends Payment has been initiated.

 

 

Newsonline Nigeria is glad to tell you that the Npower January 2022 Stipends Payment has been Initiated after a long wait by beneficiaries to get paid.

 

According to Nasims, while the January payment process has been initiated and crediting of accounts is expected to begin at the shortest possible time, kindly note that all 2021 outstanding payments will be cleared while current payments are in progress. Despite the challenges encountered, we appreciate your patience so far.

 

Recall that Nasims had earlier warned beneficiaries of Npower Programme to stay away from fake news. These directives came as a result of fake cloned Nasims profile sharing fake update on social media regarding stipends payment.

February stipends will surely be initiated after the payment of January has been paid to avoid payment errors. While you wait, it is very important that you take your Duties at the place of your primary assessment seriously in order to gain more job experience.

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