Npower Batch A & B: Reasons Behind the Mega Protest-Join Us. See http://myeduproject.com.ng/npower-permanency-movedrop-your-signature-as-bill-goes-next-reading
Npower Batch A & B: Reasons Behind the Mega Protest-Join Us: The Lawmakers are reluctant to proposed that Bill that will clearly state the permanency status of Batch A and B.
A bill, spearheaded by Bauchi South Senatorial district and a Rep from Lagos state, Senator Lawal Yahaya Gumau and Wole Diya, has been swept under the carpet, for reasons unknown. See http://myeduproject.com.ng/transitioning-batch-a-b-psychometric-test-past-questions-and-answers
The lawmakers are no longer in touch with volunteers as disengagement plan continues to gain ground
Batch A and B volunteers just received a text message from a concern NASS staff as regard to the Permanency Bill. According to him, even if the bill gets discussed, it will not see the light of the days as the presidency has given a “no going back in regard to disengagement”
Proposed Massive Protest to Address the Bill Underway
Npower Volunteers in FCT will come out in Mass to protest this evil, Schedule to take place on 9th July, will be help at the national Assemble compound
Beneficiaries in Abuja should come out in mass, as police force has been notified, it will be peaceful and violent-free
Npower A &B: Independent Monitors to Monitor Transition-Who are they?
Independent Monitors are private contractors, Professionals, Experts, responsible for Managing, Implementing, Controlling, Supervising, Directing and Executing Human-resources and hiring into workforce suitability
They ensure compliance and effective sustenance of contract given them, late the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management has already begun the use of Independent Monitors as a base and Standard in monitoring Transition Plan of Batch A and B
The Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development has announced the transitioning of Independent Monitors recruited to monitor Batch A and B of the N-Power programme as well as other National Social Investment Programmes.
The Minister represented by her spoke person, Rhoda siad “As we commence the transition of Batch A and B N-Power beneficiaries, the ministry will conclude activities of the Independent Monitors enrolled to monitor the two batches by 31st July 2020.
She thanked the Independent Monitors for their service in monitoring the activities and programmes of the National Social Investment Programmes.
By 31st of July, batch B would have rounded up alongside batch A, it will be easy for the Independent monitor to submit their progress report and assessment