Some beneficiaries of the Npower scheme on Monday morning protested at the Public Service Institute, Kubwa, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, over unpaid allowances.


The protesters are demanding payment of their outstanding three months' stipend and feeding allowances owed by the management of the scheme.

Each beneficiary of the scheme is paid N42,000 feeding allowance per month and N10,000 stipend for the same period.

According to one of the protesters, Micheal Bright, who spoke with SaharaReporters, they have yet to be paid their feeding allowance for December – a situation he says has left many of them hungry and sick.

He said, “We are being treated as slaves here. It is like the government brought us from different states to this camp in Abuja to starve us to death.

“We have been enduring hunger since we got to this place, we cannot take it anymore and that is why we protested today. Something urgent has to be done.”

SaharaReporters learnt that activities at the institute were paralysed on Monday as a result of the demonstration by the aggrieved Npower beneficiaries.

Though an official, who later addressed them promised that their allowances will be paid before the end of this week, the protesters vowed to shun lecture rooms at the institute until the matter was resolved.

Beneficiaries of Npower’s Batch C (Stream 1) from states in the North-Central region of Nigeria are camped at the Public Service Institute in Kubwa.

The present set resumed at the camp on November 3 and are expected to vacate on December 20.


However, no communication on what will happen next after that date had been relayed to the beneficiaries, SaharaReporters gathered.


The Npower scheme is under the supervision of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management.

Since its creation by President Muhammadu Buhari in June 2016 to address youth unemployment and help increase social development in the country, the scheme has been dogged by many scandals and has failed to live up to its billing.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/12/06/breaking-npower-beneficiaries-protest-abuja-over-unpaid-allowances

Una for share pictures, I believe the vulture griller is hiding somewhere among the crowd...
Heard buhari media cows (BMC) have not been paid too.. So vulture BBQgriller is hiding somewhere in the crowd

Sadiya just scammed everybody sha

Shey you know?
Our country sour but na gee me go do till i shine.. na cruise

No wonder it's been long vulturegrills posted... Them dey owe the poor bloke three months salary

Buhari is a cow

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As a BMC zombie I haven't been paid in months, Even my side gig hasn't been yielding much dividends so far but I still trust Buhari.

Nigga na cruise

Set awon omo darling daddy

No wonder none of them had attacked me in the last 3 months or so. I was thinking they've been barred from NL ni.

Obviously, it was because darling daddy was owing them 3 months arrears

Imagine

which kind Mpkuru mmiri thread be dis

Everytime N- Power Monday to Sunday

Dem no dey ever pay una

Pictures or i don't dilibit!

Zone B

They're enjoying the benefits of good governance

Nigeria we hail dee

It's a pity

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AllahIsSatan:
Some beneficiaries of the Npower scheme on Monday morning protested at the Public Service Institute, Kubwa, Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, over unpaid allowances.


The protesters are demanding payment of their outstanding three months' stipend and feeding allowances owed by the management of the scheme.

Each beneficiary of the scheme is paid N42,000 feeding allowance per month and N10,000 stipend for the same period.

According to one of the protesters, Micheal Bright, who spoke with SaharaReporters, they have yet to be paid their feeding allowance for December – a situation he says has left many of them hungry and sick.

He said, “We are being treated as slaves here. It is like the government brought us from different states to this camp in Abuja to starve us to death.

“We have been enduring hunger since we got to this place, we cannot take it anymore and that is why we protested today. Something urgent has to be done.”

SaharaReporters learnt that activities at the institute were paralysed on Monday as a result of the demonstration by the aggrieved Npower beneficiaries.

Though an official, who later addressed them promised that their allowances will be paid before the end of this week, the protesters vowed to shun lecture rooms at the institute until the matter was resolved.

Beneficiaries of Npower’s Batch C (Stream 1) from states in the North-Central region of Nigeria are camped at the Public Service Institute in Kubwa.

The present set resumed at the camp on November 3 and are expected to vacate on December 20.


However, no communication on what will happen next after that date had been relayed to the beneficiaries, SaharaReporters gathered.


The Npower scheme is under the supervision of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management.

Since its creation by President Muhammadu Buhari in June 2016 to address youth unemployment and help increase social development in the country, the scheme has been dogged by many scandals and has failed to live up to its billing.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/12/06/breaking-npower-beneficiaries-protest-abuja-over-unpaid-allowances

Protest on Sahara reporters website page! Una wan mek the vegetable stop the free money; abeg mek una pity stream 2 people; that's even them go get stream 2 as water don pass garri for this scheme. Goodluck in your protest shaa. May una voice be heard.

One woman is using the money to give birth to a child abroad.

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I thought the Buhari government is faultless..

Ok

Until Buhari closed down and end N-Power

I hope police never shot them o. Cos e no dey hard them

Mannabbq, oya come and defend ya darling daddy oo