How To Approve Your Npower Deployment Letter For Payment

Npower beneficiaries under the Npower Batch C stream 2 program should note that mere signing of their deployment letter otherwise known as their ppa letter at their places of primary assignments does not guarantee payment of their monthly stipend, Npower beneficiaries under the Npower stream 2 program have to follow due process in order for their deployment letter to be approved, the following procedures below if observed properly will expedite the payment process for an Npower beneficiary under the Npower stream 2 program.

HOW TO APPROVE YOUR DEPLOYMENT LETTER/PPA LETTER FOR PROMPT PAYMENT

1) The Npower beneficiary under the Npower Batch C stream 2 program should log into the Npower portal using his or her Npower ID and password.

2) After login into the Npower portal, the Npower Batch C stream 2 beneficiary should click on the deployment tab on the Npower portal.

3) The Npower beneficiary should click on download ppa letter, save and print the ppa letter.

4) The Npower beneficiary should take the ppa letter to the ppa contact person for signing at his or her place of primary assignment.

5) After signing the ppa letter at your place of primary assignment please do not upload the ppa letter to the Npower portal yet, it has to be taken to the state Npower focal person for stamping and approval.

6) After stamping and approval of the deployment letter then the Npower beneficiary should upload the deployment letter back to the deployment page, resume work at his or her place of primary assignment.

7) Once this is done the Npower beneficiary should click on the payroll tab under the Npower portal, although the payment status will not be updated automatically it will take some time for it to be updated, once it is updated by Npower then the Npower beneficiary can start receiving monthly stipend into his or her bank account.

Npower beneficiaries under the Npower stream 2 program should always adhere to instructions laid down by Npower in order to avoid payment hold issues and other forms of payment issues in the nearest future.