Npower Sept 20th Protest: Meet Your States Executives For Logistic
As the protest date draws near, all participants for the planned demonstration is advised to meet and relate with their states States Executives/Representatives for better and effective preparation
See Npower Program: NASIMS Resumes Downloading of Deployment Letter
Meet your states States Executives/Representatives and make arrangements on how to storm the Federal Capital Territory come 20th September 2021
See Names of some States Executives/Representatives
Comrade Joseph Enan
Comrade Austin Nsikak
Comrade Isaac
Comrade Austin Nsikak
Comrade Godstime Abanum
Comrade Jude
Comrade Eleyinla
Comrade Oluwafemi
Comrade Chygoz
Comrade Austin
Comrade Godstime Abanum
Aim of the Pretest
- The protest is gear towards persuading the office of the Humanitarian Minister alongside the Federal Government to execute the Nexit CBN programme as soon as possible, 500,000 exited beneficiaries remained desperate for not getting loans promised after opening the Nexit CBN loan portal 9 months ago
- See COVID-19 Loans TCF: CBN Disburses ₦400B-How to Get Your Fund into Your Account
- To pay up over 14,000 disengaged volunteers their 5 months owed stipends without any delay. They are owing 14,200 beneficiaries five months’ stipend but Sadiya Farouq keeps mute after making numerous promises without fulfilment
- Fastract Batch C stream1 and 2 recruitment process without delay and political inculcation, batch C recruitment process is the longest and most delayed recruitment since the npower programme started. This must end
Letters of the Protest Will Be Forwarded to Higher Authorities
“An Open letter to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and Copied to the Vice President, the Senate President, Speaker House of Representative and Ministries
Our letters will go to the following offices:
Office of the National Assembly Clerk
Office of Accountant General of the Federation
Federal Ministry of Justice
National Human Right Commission
Federal Ministry of Empowerment, Labour and Productivity
Federal Ministry of Humanitarian and Disaster Management
Federal Ministry of Youth and Sport Development
Office of the President
Office of the Vice President
Office of the Senate President
Office of the Speaker House of Representative
Volunteers Have Sort Police Permission for the Protest
Volunteers have already sort police permission and injunction to press on with the protest, there will be no need to be afraid of harassment or intimidation from law enforcement agencies
All activities during the protest must be PEACEFUL, however, the Nigeria Police Force, has given some “precautions and No-go areas”:
- 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 ID card and must wear Facemask
- There shall be no fireworks
- No meddling with opposition parties
Some Media Houses Have Been Contacted
“A Freelance journalist that has a connection with AIT and Thisday Newspaper were reached for wider outreach.
Some copies of the Open Letter, Handbill, and flyer have been given to them; all assurance of proper coverage was made
SAHARA REPORTER and other media outlets have promised to air our protest also.
Hundreds of Social and Digital Media Users, Bloggers, and Free press (Reuters) are on the ground to do the needful
Uniforms and Identity Card Must be used
All Volunteers must wear N-power uniforms (Npower Uniforms and Caps) and an ID card must be in all volunteers’ possessions
There may likely be Revolution protests from other groups; this will differentiate Npower volunteers from other protesters
Npower State Executive will brief volunteers on this and other preparations and warnings
The Npower Protest is centered on Permanency (absorption in MDAs)
The use of Npower Uniforms and ID cards with police guidance will go a long way in differentiating us from other protest
See 2021 Npower Physical Verification Requirements, Documents, Location