774,000 Jobs: FG Releases Funds To Pay 3 Months Stipend To Volunteers
774,000 Jobs: FG Releases Funds To Pay 3 Months Stipend To Volunteers: The Job which is meant to employ 774,000 Nigerians from the entire local government areas of the Federation is ordered to pay all those who have worked their three months stipends
Volunteers of the 774,000 Federal Government job will be paid their 90 days stipends without delay the statement add, the use of BVN will be used to Fetch out doubled registration
Banks are authorized to conclude Bank Account verification of all volunteers participating in this programme to avoid further delay in payment
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President Muhammadu Buhari has graciously directed a release of the funds for the payment of stipends to the 774,000 participants of the SPW programme.
I have consequently directed the NDE to begin processing the payments and participants should begin to receive payments soon.
In order to eliminate fraud and/or double payments, I have also directed that every payment to participants should be made using the BVN of their accounts so we can have an audit trail of every single payment.
Those who registered with different names shouldn’t expect payments
“President Muhammadu Buhari has graciously directed a release of the funds for the payment of stipends to the 774,000 participants of the SPW programme. I have consequently directed the NDE to begin processing the payments and participants should begin to receive payments soon“
“In order to eliminate fraud and/or double payments, I have also directed that every payment to participants should be made using the BVN of their accounts so we can have an audit trail of every single payment. Those who registered with different names shouldn’t expect payments“