Npower Programme A & B: How To Check If You’re Successful In The NExit Package Status
Npower Programme A & B: How To Check If You’re Successful In The NExit Package Status: As more than 500,000 disengaged volunteers of the Npower programme awaits the outcome and final decision of the Federal Government regarding the promised CBN loan programme
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It is quite worrisome not to check your Nexit loan status to see if your loan position, it is of paramount importance to update your-self on a day to day bases as to the Nxit loan package
The good news is that, any moment from now, the Federal Governent will give latest update of the Npower Nexit loan package, few lucky volunteers would be lucky to be selected and given the needed loan
Make It a duty to the checking your NExit Portal for constants Updates. Se hoe you can check your Nexit portal
Visit the N-EXIT website at https://nexit-fmhds.cbn.gov.ng
Login with your valid email and password
Click on “Check Exit Status” button. A page will open showing you the message below;
“Your update is still pending. You will be notified of the next steps via your registered email address.”
The Above statement means, the loan programme is still being processed and in no distant time, your loan status will be updated to “approved” from “pending”
Npower Programme: Batch A, B Upgraded/ Batch C Doubled To 1M
N-Power Batch C Shortlist: Npower Begins Shortlisting For batch C Physical Verification
The office of the Humanitarian Ministry, Umar Sadiya and the entire Npower National Social Investment Management System programme (NASIM) are pleased to announce to the general public the shortlisting of Npower Batch C successful applicant
Shortlisted of Batch C applicants are to for final physical verification screening exercise any moment from now
All successful candidates will be sent a mail and given directions on the next stage.
If you are not selected at this stage, all hope is not lost, keep hope, batch D will be unleashed soon for another 500,000 intake. The presidency ordered the Number to be doubled
Remember that you can channel your enquiries and complaints through the N-Power customer care line. Details are as follow: Phone Number: 018888340 or 018888189
Npower Batch C Applicants That Won’t Be Shortlisted/Nexit Volunteers That Won’t Get the CBN Loan
The Npower programme is surely not for everyone out there, there are persons that will not benefit from the programme even though they participate in the test and scored 100%
Similarly, there are some Batch A and B disengaged volunteers waiting for the CBN loan to start their business, some will not get the loan
This article pin points some of these batch C applicants and Batch A and B disengaged volunteers that would be on-boarding and CBN loan respectively
See Some Npower Batch C Prospective Applicants That Would BE denied Shortlisting
Those who applied but did not have the required documents to back their application.
Exited Npower Volunteers
Applicants above 35 years might be disqualified because the age limit for Npower Programme is 18 to 35.
Those gainfully employed under Government or private sector
Those who are benefiting from other government programmes like NYSC, Nexit etc.
Those who failed to follow up on the recruitment instructions for instance: participating in the NASIMS test and other subsequent proceedings.
Npower Batch A and B Volunteers That Would be Denied the CBN NEXIT Loan
Those volunteers who collected Covid-19 loan
Those volunteers who collected Nigeria Youth Investment Fund Loan
Those volunteers who took the Agri-Business Small and Medium Enterprise Investment (AGSMEIS)
Those volunteers who are among the 30,000 Agro-enumerators programme, they are already given a permanent job by the federal Government
Those volunteers (about 200,000) that will be chosen as SANEF agent will not benefit from the CBN loan. 200,000 volunteers of Batch A will be engaged as financial services operators under the Shared Agent Network Expansion Facility (SANEF), anchored by the Central Bank of Nigeria