.NPower_ng Beneficiaries Threaten To Embark On Strike Over Non-payment Of Allowances | Sahara Reporters The issue of non-payment of allowances was once again a matter of national discourse after a similar incident occurred in October 2019... READ MORE:
Beneficiaries of the NPower teaching scheme have threatened to embark on a nationwide strike over the non-payment of January allowances.
Aside from announcing that beneficiaries would be laid off, she has also refused to release funds for the school feeding programme in some states. The beneficiaries are also asking for the immediate resignation of Farouq over the delay in salary payment since she took over the scheme. “We are hereby calling on the minister to as a matter of urgency give us reasons why she has deliberately refused to pay volunteers who have exhausted their time, energy and resources offering voluntary service to the Federal Government.
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