What kind of business are people who have spent close to four years teaching in the classrooms expected to start with loans? What loans? What business?

Seriously, what type of business does anyone expect the exited Npower beneficiaries, who have spent close to four years teaching in the classrooms and perfecting their teaching skills, to start with loans? I ask: were they sent to the classrooms to learn how to run a business? Are they going to be given enough loan to start their own schools or what?

Just some honest and sincere questions.

After all, we are all Nigerians. Nigeria belongs to all of us. Or is it not?

The country na scam...no stress yourself!

You're supposed to have a pension plan.

elated177:
What kind of business are people who have spent close to four years teaching in the classrooms expected to start with loans? What loans? What business?

Seriously, what type of business does anyone expect the exited Npower beneficiaries, who have spent close to four years teaching in the classrooms and perfecting their teaching skills, to start with loans? I ask: were they sent to the classrooms to learn how to run a business? Are they going to be given enough loan to start their own schools or what?

Just some honest and sincere questions.

After all, we are all Nigerians. Nigeria belongs to all of us. Or is it not?

The real question should be why are people stressing themself over npower tho?

Chichigi1990:
You're supposed to have a pension plan.

What?

A certain amount deducted from your salary no matter which job you take up, you will have a pension officer, your pension can only be released to you when you get to 60 or any predetermined age. Just ideas for solutions to problems like these.

Chichigi1990:
A certain amount deducted from your salary no matter which job you take up, you will have a pension officer, your pension can only be released to you when you get to 60 or any predetermined age. Just ideas for solutions to problems like these.

What are you talking about?