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BREAKING: Buhari Govt approves Npower beneficiaries outstanding payment of stipends, issues update to Batch C

The Federal government of Nigeria led by President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the further payment of stipends for Npower Beneficiaries.
The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Farouq has taken to the micro-blogging site to disclose the development.
The Minister also revealed that the review of Npower Batch C 2020 Applicants is still ongoing and promises to release the list in due course.
Sadiya tweeted, “During the week, approval was given for the payment of outstanding stipends for the exited N-Power Batches A and B beneficiaries. Details would be announced in due course even as we continue the review of Batch C applications. Have a good week”.
During that visit, I shared our early warning insights with HE @GovernorInuwa and impressed on the state govt the need to put in place flood prevention and mitigation measures based on predictions from the 2020 Seasonal Rainfall Prediction and Annual Flood Outlook. pic.twitter.com/0JLBTDEJSo
— Sadiya Umar Farouq (@Sadiya_farouq) August 30, 2020
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