Npower Batch A/B: How To Reactivate Your Account For Backlog Fund
The Federal Government has started disbursing over N1.300B to the over 9000 volunteers flagged by GIFMIS last year
Over 9000 affected volunteers would receive N150,000 each before the month of September runs through, however, volunteers flagged by GIFMIS must reactivate their Account with Npower before the fund can hit such an account
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How To Reactivate Your Account For Backlog Fund
Visit your Nexit dashboard and reconfirm and update your bank details- LOGIN NEXIT PORTAL
If your Nexit Dashboard is not accessible at the moment;
Make sure your name matches your Bank Account
Ensure your account is not an NYSC account
Visit your bank and request for Update, if you are operating an NYSC account
“Following the payment system challenges faced by the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, which has been overcome, the Ministry has commenced the final payment of the arrears on the few outstanding allowances of Batches A and B NPower volunteers”
“The accounts of these 14,021 volunteers were flagged in March 2020 by the Federal Government payment system, the Government Integrated Financial Management Information System (GIFMIS)”
“for various reasons including but not limited to beneficiaries having multiple accounts, and beneficiaries account receiving other payments such as salaries and allowances from multiple Federal Government Ministries, Department and Agencies (MDAs) on permanent employment or for participating in other schemes”
“These acts violate the regulations guiding the N-Power volunteer programme and could amount to gross misconduct and corruption.”
“The Ministry carried out a detailed investigation in collaboration with relevant government MDAs and so far the accounts of 9,066 volunteers were cleared for final payment. Based on this reality, the 5 months allowance arrears of these volunteers, totaling N150,000.00 each, is currently being paid.
The allowances of the remaining 4,955 are withheld pending the conclusion of further investigation. Where clear violations of the agreements are established, such violators will be subjected to appropriate sanctions as stipulated by the law”