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President Buhari Approves Take-Off Of The Special Public Works Programme

by myeduproject January 4, 2021
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Buhari Approves Take-Off Of The Special Public Works Programme

See 774, 000 Jobs: See Names of Beneficiaries of Special Public Works Programme

Buhari Approves Take-Off Of The Special Public Works Programme: “President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the take off of the Special Public Works Programme (engaging 774,000 unemployed itinerant Nigerians) to begin nationwide on Tuesday, January 5th, 2021. All NDE state structures are already in top gear for the take-off ceremonies”

The Federal Government 774,000 Special Public Works Programme will continue on the 15th of January, 2021, the Programme was suspended by the senate due to grey arraeas not cleared by the the Minister of state for employment

The Special Public Works (SPW) programme of the 774,000 jobs commenced today, 1st November, 2020 as planned but has to stopped after some investigation of irregularities were discovered

“The programme, designed for artisans to do public works for three months for N20,000 per month, suffered setbacks in commencement date because of internal wrangling between the minister and a former Director – General of the National Directorate of Employment, Nasir Ladan, who was sacked last week by President Muhammadu Buhari”

The programme aimed at employing 1,000 persons per Local Government Areas in Nigeria, in all the 774,000. Each persons will be Paid N20, 000 for 90 days.

The Special Public Works Programme will continue as scheduled

774, 000 Jobs-See Names of Beneficiaries of Special Public Works Programme

See FG Shortlist Beneficiaries for 774, 000 Jobs (Special Work) -See Names

FG Shortlist Beneficiaries of Special Public Works Programme, beneficiaries are to go to their varuous local government for further details

Payment for the work done will be looked into as work commence, the Federal Government is poised in fulfilling her promises regarding paying all those involved as at when due

Names of beneficiaries of Special Public Works have been released for documentation

Below is the list of 1000 persons shortlisted for Special Public Works to commence on the 5th Jan. 2021.

See FG 774, 000 Jobs: Special Public Works (SPW) to Continue Jan. 5th 2021

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