N-Power: N-Power Batch A And B Solidifies Strategy Forms New N-Power Group

A new N-Power employment advocacy group, Movement for the Actualization of N-Power Permanency (MANP) has been established by both N-Power Batches A And N-Power Batches B exited N-Power volunteers, imploring the Ministry For Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management And Social Development to immediately commence the process of retaining and employing the exited N-Power volunteers into the various job opportunities in the Civil Service/Ministry.

The newly formed N-Power group said that unlike previous N-Power employment advocacy groups such as the influential G-111 for Permanency, N-Power Enhancement Advocacy Movement (NEAM) and Coalition of N-Power Permanency Campaign Groups (CNPCG) whose agitation activities did not hold water.

The new N-Power group was established to meet the pending demands (N-EXIT loan package, payment issues and employment amid others) of exited N-Power Batches A and N-Power Batches B. 

In a statement signed by the N-Power group’s National Coordinator, Comrade Saviour Onyekwere, its National Public Relations Officer, Joachim Akpata and National Organizing Secretary, Zainab Akintola, the N-Power group urged N-Power volunteers to be prepared for a new form of employment agitation that will induce positive reactions from the Ministry for Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management And Social Development, as well as other stakeholders.

 

“The need for a new well coordinated N-Power employment agitation group has become necessary. This N-Power group, to be known and addressed as the Movement for the Actualization of N-Power Job Permanency (MANP) is dedicated to only one objective: achieving employment for the hundreds of thousands of N-Power beneficiaries who are currently in a state of dilemma”.

While noting that the N-Power group have completed arrangement to send a powerful high profile delegation to the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management And Social Development, the National Assembly and Ministry of Labour and Employment, the newly formed N-Power group said that the move when executed, will give N-Power volunteers jobs and employment in the Federal Civil Service and other departments in the Ministry for Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management And Social Development.

“The N-Power group shall in the coming weeks embark on lobbying and advocacy visit to key stakeholders in the Ministry for Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management And Social Development.

It is our hope that this set of individuals and groups will give voice to our campaign and enhance its actualization”. But where these steps fails, we shall be left with no other option than to embark on a peaceful demonstration to drive home our demands which is to be given job/employment into the mainstream of the Federal Civil Service”, the statement by the N-Power group read.