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FG clarifies how beneficiaries emerge for N50,000 NERSI relief fund

Federal Government through the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction has clarified the selection process for the National Emergency Relief and Stabilisation Intervention, NERSI, an intervention programme meant to support vulnerable households amid rising living costs. In a statement signed on Friday by the Director of Information and Public Relations, Janet Mcdickson…

FG clarifies how beneficiaries emerge for N50,000 NERSI relief fund

The Federal Government has issued a clarification on the selection process for the N50,000 National Emergency Relief and Stabilisation Intervention, NERSI, aimed at supporting vulnerable households in the face of increasing living expenses. Director of Information and Public Relations, Janet Mcdickson Noah, informed the public that the clarification was made to ensure understanding and prevent misinformation.

Beneficiaries are chosen through the National Social Register and verified national identity records, assessing poverty and vulnerability criteria. This selection method applies across all six geopolitical zones in the country, with no application process or ability for individuals or agents to influence who is chosen. Each recipient will receive a N50,000 grant, which does not require repayment.

Notifications will be sent via SMS from authorized digital financial service providers. Beneficiaries are urged not to disclose their Personal Identification Number, One-Time Password, or Bank Verification Number to anyone. For assistance or complaints, the official NERSI helpline can be reached at 0700-022-2222. The Humanitarian Affairs Ministry pledged to carry out the intervention with transparency, accountability, and dignity, in alignment with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda.

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