NPOWER DEVICE DISTRIBUTION

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The distribution of the 2nd batch of N-Power devices has commenced. It commenced in Lagos and will spread out to other states shortly.

Please be patient, everyone will get their device. This applies ONLY to 2016 beneficiaries in the 2nd batch.

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