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16,629 youths from Kano are current beneficiaries of Batch C of the N-power programme.......................

The Federal Government concluded empowerment training for unemployed youths in Lagos under the National Social Investment Programme

The coalition alleged that Osinbajo would be contesting for President to continue enjoying immunity against prosecution, after 2023.

FG, on Thursday, revealed that the analysis carried out by the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit (NFIU) in 2020-2021 revealed

In continuation of its efforts to reduce unemployment among the youth across the country, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development has

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – Nigeria’s Vice President, Prof Yemi Osinbajo has said the Federal Government through its Social Investment Programmes (SIPs) has provided about 2.4 million loans to petty traders and small entrepreneurs worth N38 billion across the country. Prof. Osinbajo disclosed this at the official launch of the “Review of Baseline Report and Realignment of […]

FG, on Wednesday, reiterated its resolve towards adequate funding of various schemes under NSIPs, including N-Power programmes

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, says nation building and national transformation will continue to be a mirage without carrying along all segments of the society. | Pulse Nigeria

Vanguard News At last the game changers as poverty stalks the land On By Louis Achi THE Federal Government inaugurated the third batch (Batch C) of the N-Power exercise on the National Social Investment Management System, NASIMS, on Thursday, March 11, 2021, in Abuja. NASIMS is the central management platform for the administration and coordination of the National Social Investment Programmes, NSIP, under the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development....

Creating youth empowerment through N-Power, other NSIPs On By Louis Achi Poverty alleviation and productive youth engagement remain key challenges of modern economies around the world. Nigeria is no exception. Readily to be blamed is a poor enterprise culture. But genuinely concerned governments have responded appropriately. Under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, carefully designed poverty alleviation programmes and skills acquisition projects are now major drivers of change. ...