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Npower update: Angry Npower beneficiaries protest in Abuja
Angry Npower beneficiaries protested in Abuja, on Thursday.
Onyxnews Nigeria reports that the sad beneficiaries of the Federal government empowerment programme (N-Power) protested over their disengagement from the programme and unsettled stipends.
The aggrieved Npower beneficiaries who carried banners with several inscriptions such as “Npower volunteers are available to close the gap of unemployment rates in education, health and agricultural sectors in the country”, also demanded that the Federal government should employ them into the civil service.
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