The present administration of the President Muhammadu Buhari and his cabinet has directed the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Afair, Disaster Management and Social Development, Honourable Mrs Sadiya Umar Farouq to shortlist all those who applied for the programme in 2020.
Although, newsway could not immediately verify the genuineness of this information but the rumour going round has it that, Sadiya Umar has been asked to enlist all applicants including those who passed the test and those who did not.
All applicants enlisted for the Programme are to be beneficiaries of the scheme under N-CREATIVE. They will be trained in various skills to be enterprising and self employed after the programme. Beneficiaries will be trained in various skills including soap making, shoe making, cake baking, tailoring, beads making and many other enterprising skills the management could deemed essential for the beneficiaries.
At the moment, all beneficiaries could login to their dashboard and discover that he or she is being shortlisted. Although not screened yet as this phase isn’t yet authorized for all applicants.
In another development, the June stipends for the N-Power Batch-C stream 1 is fast dropping to their bank accounts for the past five days. The stipends for the Batch C Stream 2 which could be their first month since the deployment may soon be initiated.
In case you are not aware
The N-Power Program is built to address the issue of youth unemployment and help increase social development.
The Program is designed to target Nigerians between the ages of 18 and 35 “to acquire and develop life-long skills for becoming change makers in their communities.”
By deploying a force of 500,000 trained graduated in their communities, the N-Power Program is a community-sourced solution to the nation’s under-developed public services like education, healthcare, and civic engagement.
The Program is built to prepare young Nigerians for a modern, globalized economy by helping equip youths with skills and certifications for emerging global markets. Nigeria is looking to increase its already bustling technology sector by supporting a talent pool of software developers, hardware professionals, and other tech-based skills such as animators and digital artists.
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