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NExit Protest: 22 States on Ground-Lives Pictures/Video Updates Here: The Npower Exit protest will be the very first for 2021, more than 20 states have shown interest, volunteers have travelled far and near to have their voice heard
More 430 volunteers have recorded their presence as at the time of filing this report, more are on their way to the Federal Capital Territory
It will be a peaceful protest to plead with the Federal Government to Fastrack the Nexit CBN loan affiliate program carefully planned months back
Volunteers of the Npower Programme are demand quick implementation of the CBN Loan to all disengaged volunteers and paying five months stipends to all volunteers flagged by GIFMIS
The Protest is also aimed at encouraging the government to give appointment latter to over 30,000 N-agro Enumerators that were given a permanent appointment by the Federal Government last months
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Venue for the Protest
Unity Fountain Abuja
Time
9 am prompt
Date March 8, 2021
Things To Note
Volunteer Have Sought Police Permission
Police permission have been sought already, all necessary approvals have been done. Volunteers need not to be afraid, as law enforcement officers are solidly behind them
The Protest is organized by the 36 States Representatives and Executive
The 36 States Representatives and Executives have already endorsed the peaceful demonstration
The Aim of the Protest is to beg the Government to Fulfils Her Promise
The aim of the protest is plea with the Federal Government and the head of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq, to fulfil their promise regarding the Nexit CBN loan Affiliate programmes
The Federal Government through the Office of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development made a promise of inculcating a CBN loan programme, where disengaged volunteers will get loan and start Small and Medium Term Related Businesses
“A Portal that will enable Exited N-Power Beneficiaries to apply for Central Bank of Nigeria Empowerment Options has been launched by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development”
“The platform which was developed in collaboration with the CBN will enable Exited N-Power Beneficiaries to log on and apply for the various Economic, Empowerment and Entrepreneurship options provided by the CBN”
“The NEXIT portal is to determine the suitability of the beneficiaries for the CBN affiliated programs and is dependent on meeting the criteria and conditions set by the CBN for the said programs”
“The Minister also emphasized that the NEXIT PORTAL will determine the suitability of the beneficiaries for the CBN affiliated programs”
Plea for Five Months Owed Stipends for over 14,200 Volunteers to Be Paid
The Protest is also aimed at pleading with the authorities to pay all the 14,200 volunteers flagged by GIFMIS last year
Payments of over 14, 200 Unpaid Volunteers from the Month of March to July, 2020 must begin immediately as all documents needed for this has been supplied by the volunteers last year
Uniforms and Identity Card Must be Displayed on the Day of Protest
Volunteers who wish to participate in the protest must have his/her Npower Crested Uniforms and Identity cards for easy identification
This is to ensure that hoodlums and oppositions don’t hijack the peaceful protest
Some Media Houses Have Been Contacted
The Npower 36 States will make use of Mainstream and Digital Media Houses to grace the peaceful demonstration for a wider coverage
Other things Volunteers Must know Are:
No weapon(s) is allowed in areas of protest
No destruction of public properties
No use of ill words or tantrums
Volunteers must come with Facemask
There shall be no fireworks
No meddling with opposition parties