The Federal Government recently announced major changes to the N-Power initiative, which will now be branded as the Renewed Hope Job Creation Programme (RHJCP).
Beneficiaries should expect to get their long-awaited reimbursements for the nine-month backlog beginning in November, according to Akindele Egbuwalo, the National Programme Manager of the N-Power. This is welcome news for those who have been waiting for their stipends.
Egbuwalo went on to say that the money will be distributed in increments to ensure that beneficiaries received their support on time. The funding for these payments was successfully recovered from the program’s existing payment service providers, which is a positive achievement.
The announcement came during a meeting with N-Power beneficiaries, during which Egbuwalo relayed the encouraging news. The renaming of the program to RHJCP reflects the government’s increased commitment to job creation and economic development, underlining the government’s commitment to providing opportunities for Nigerian young.
This update gives N-Power beneficiaries hope that they would get their outstanding stipends and will be able to continue participating in the government’s efforts to empower and improve the nation’s young. It demonstrates the government’s commitment to meeting its residents’ needs, notably in the areas of employment and economic sustainability.
