The federal government has responded to complaints by Batch A and Batch B beneficiaries of the N-Power scheme.
The beneficiaries told the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster management, Sadiya Farouq, not to deceive over 500,000 Nigerian youths who fought hard to ensure the current administration returned to power in 2019 by putting out a mere promise of entrepreneurial schemes to them.They threatened to embark on a nationwide protest if by the end of seven days the Minister fails to provide them with answers to their demands.
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