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Humanitarian ministry fixes NEXIT training for February, invites exited N-Power beneficiaries to check eligibility

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January 31, 2022
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The Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development has announced that the first batch of the NEXIT training of the exited N-Power Beneficiaries will commence in February 2022.

In a statement through its verified Twitter account late Saturday, the ministry asked exited N-Power beneficiaries to check their eligibility and confirm their availability within a week.

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“Kindly dial *45665# on or before Friday 4th February to check your eligibility and indicate your availability to take part in the programme,” the statement reads in part.

The NEXIT empowerment programme is designed for exited N-Power beneficiaries and will provide skills and funding to start up a business or support existing businesses.

Recall that 390,000 applicants were shortlisted for the programme in September 2021.

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