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N-Power Commences Enrolment For Batch C Applicants

The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development has commenced the next stage of enrollment with the verification of email addresses by N-Power Batch C Stream I applicants.

The Permanent Secretary in the ministry, Bashir Alkali, announced this in a statement yesterday in Abuja.

Alkali advised the shortlisted applicants to check their email addresses for confirmation and further information.

He directed the applicants to log on www.nasims.gov.ng to enroll their biometric data.

He also advised the applicants to contact N-Power helplines on 018888340 or 018888189 or send email for support to: support.npower@nasims.gov.ng for other enquiries.

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