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GOVERNMENT HAS NOT APPROVED OUTSTANDING PAYMENTS FOR INDEPENDENT MONITOR, BENEFICIARIES....NSIPA


Khadijat Yusuf

Abuja

The National Social Investment Programmes Agency, (NSIPA) has described as untrue the report going round the medja that the Federal Government has approved all outstanding payments for independent monitors and other beneficiaries of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP).

The Agency in a statement signed by the National Communications Manager,National Social Investment Programmes Agency, Jamaludeen Kabir says the news is outdated.

"It has come to our attention that an old news story is being circulated on social media by certain individuals attempting to mislead the public. This news claims that the Federal Government has approved all outstanding payments for independent monitors and other beneficiaries of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP)."

"We wish to clarify that this information is not new and does not represent any recent developments. The news being shared is outdated and is being falsely presented as breaking news. We urge the public to disregard such misleading content and to verify any information through reliable sources," he said.

Kabir assures of NSIPAs commitment to advancing the social investment programs hence would send information through its verified social media handles and news outlets. He charge Nigerians to however stick to informations from this mediums while shunning misinformation and fake news being spread on social media.

"NSIPA remains committed to advancing social investment programs in Nigeria, and all official news and updates will be communicated through our verified social media handles and other trustworthy local media outlets."

"We encourage Nigerians to stay informed by following our official channels and to be cautious of misinformation spread by mischief-makers. Our focus remains on improving the lives of our citizens through transparent, impactful, and well-monitored social investment initiatives," he charged.

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