Kogi NPower demystifies collecting money to save beneficiaries
N-Power's Kogi State Office has distanced itself from reports that they are collecting money from N-Power Batch C, Stream II recipients must sign and stamp their letter deployment.
The Kogi N-Power Program Manager, Ustaz Sadiq Hamid, revealed this on Sunday in a statement on behalf of the Kogi State focal person, National Social Investment Program (NSIP), Prince Abdulkareem Onyekehi Suleiman.
The statement says anyone posing as desk officers and charging recipients N200 and N500 each for signing or stamping their deployment letters will be arrested and handed over to the relevant authorities for prosecution.
The statement reads in part: "This is to inform all recipients of N-Power Batch C, Stream II that there is NO charge or fee attached for signing and stamping letters deployment!
"N-Power Kogi State Office wishes to disassociate itself from ANYONE posing as office agents and charging recipients N200 and N500 each for signing or stamping their deployment letters.
>"We have repeatedly warned that NPower registration, online testing, physical checks and deployments are completely free, so recipients are advised to report anyone asking for money or fees to sign their letters under the guise of desk officers or any identity either as staff of NSIP, Local Government Areas, National Youth Service Corp, (NYSC) CHIEF PPA at the NSIP office. caught in the act must be reported to the competent authorities”.
N-Power's Kogi State Office has distanced itself from reports that they are collecting money from N-Power Batch C, Stream II recipients must sign and stamp their letter deployment.
The Kogi N-Power Program Manager, Ustaz Sadiq Hamid, revealed this on Sunday in a statement on behalf of the Kogi State focal person, National Social Investment Program (NSIP), Prince Abdulkareem Onyekehi Suleiman.
The statement says anyone posing as desk officers and charging recipients N200 and N500 each for signing or stamping their deployment letters will be arrested and handed over to the relevant authorities for prosecution.
The statement reads in part: "This is to inform all recipients of N-Power Batch C, Stream II that there is NO charge or fee attached for signing and stamping letters deployment!
"N-Power Kogi State Office wishes to disassociate itself from ANYONE posing as office agents and charging recipients N200 and N500 each for signing or stamping their deployment letters.
>"We have repeatedly warned that NPower registration, online testing, physical checks and deployments are completely free, so recipients are advised to report anyone asking for money or fees to sign their letters under the guise of desk officers or any identity either as staff of NSIP, Local Government Areas, National Youth Service Corp, (NYSC) CHIEF PPA at the NSIP office. caught in the act must be reported to the competent authorities”.
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