Adebanjids1:
Dat means no verification no stipend #Lagos Volunteers relax!!! na double we go get

tit:
Na sango go kill buhari.
Money we should have been receiving since 2015!

azelab:
anytime npower alert rings on any oyo state applicant handset, lets know. we are yet to get paid.

Dejideji1:
let's just pray that the stipend will be regular throughout the 2yr duration of the program, just like NYSC stipend

Adex097:

God bless you sir. I really wish we had so many of your kind in this country. congrats @gracyblaze

Macchiavelli:
if person no do verification,alert go still ring?

Catalin:
30k can't solve half your problems.

APCmyheart:



it will always be regular, I trust Buhari pass my papa i swear to God..

coconat:
SEE MUMU 2017 LOADING!!!

awelekiti:
Hmmm! You think so? Even 2k can make you rich for life. In the early 2000s, I applied to one of the leading telecommunications firms in Nigeria today. How did I get the job info? Simple! I bought a guardian newspaper, the Tuesday edition back then, in which adverts on jobs were being placed....at the time when online job adverts were not as common as they are today. I lived in Ibadan that time after my NYSC. I bought a copy of the paper for less than 100 naira, my lunch money that day, given to me by my brother. In short, I applied for the position that matched my background, took a cab of 50 naira to Dugbe Post Office to post the application letter alongside my resume, all in an envelope. A month later I received a letter of invitation for an aptitude test held at Unilag. I can never forget that day with the teaming crowd from all over the country who participated. We wrote 2 tests that day. The first one consisted 50 objective questions(all calculations) which we were given just 30 minutes to solve. The highest scorer got 23, I scored 18. The examiner set cut off point at 15, amazing! That was what gave me the opportunity to proceed to the next stage, same day. The second paper consisted 100 objective questions to be answered in 25 minutes and the cut off point was set at 70. They were very cheap but confusing...time too wasn't on our side. In short, I scored 72. Out of over 300 applicants, only 19 of us were successful. An oral interview was conducted on third day which pruned down the number of applicants to 11. Luckily, I was among the 11 and some of us were posted out of lagos...I remained in lagos though .My brother always gave me fare to Lagos each time I was called by the company to submit one document or the other, before I started working with them. After my NYSC, there's no money left on me. I had spent all I brought home on seeking employment. I served in a small private school and the allowee that time was so small. GSM was barely 1 year old in Nigeria that time. The company was communicating with me via my brother's GSM number I indicated on my resume . When I later calculated all I spent to and from Lagos, it was less than 4k. The 4k of that time was part of my success story today. I rose to the position of manager before I resigned to join a multinational firm. Today I'm self-employed. Our company is realising steady growth, all glory to God. Prior to my first employment, none of my relations had ever left the shores of Nigeria. I was the first person to do so...I'd run trips to all the western countries across the globe.... most of which were all-expense-paid by our business partners. The N-power money, if utilised, will produce many future entrepreneurs.

awelekiti:
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APCmyheart:


No Alerts oooo, The verification was to verify with your BVN..


No ghost workers anymore..

APCmyheart:



have you done your verification?

petroldollar:
Which one did Jonathan give other than the death of innocent Nigerians after robbing them of their 2k. He collected 2k from them and still killed them. haba

jogojogo:
I also applied for N-power and wrote the test but got lost after the test. I have checked the list but can't find my name. Does it mean that I did not make the test or could be shortlisted for the next batch?

AutosBay:
Npower
Payment of N-Power Volunteer Corps stipends has commenced.
All successfully verified beneficiaries who have provided bank accounts are being processed for payment.
Some beneficiaries have received their first stipends today. The process will continue and some will receive their stipends after the public holiday, starting from Tuesday, 3rd of January, 2017.
N-Power Volunteer Corps members are encouraged to take their virtual training on the NPVN platform seriously over this period. States who are yet to conclude the physical verification process are encouraged to do so.

Paramount01:
Anybody from sokoto

APCmyheart:




See hatred, Did GEJ give you anything since 2010?

gracyblaze:
I was just lazying around and boom!!!

Ymodulus:

Bro where you dei? Give me your no

Paramount01:
Anybody from sokoto

dubbiskelly:
You know that there is deep poverty in the land when people celebrate when they receive 30,000(less than 100 usd) a month. Our political class have continually failed us and until the youth realize that they have the power to effect change, the status quo will continue.

dbiljmer:

I hope you have been good to your uncle and his family for without him u might not be where u are today..

timmydavids:
Edakun Nairaland peeps, i am deployed to Lagos but i cant login to npvn to submit my details. How can my own acc also give dis kind testimony? Epp a broda biko