We will go back to court at the end of this month when the court resumes from recess to continue the case.”
Again, FG Dragged to Court Over Unpaid N-Power
Allowances After Months of Unfulfilled Promises The Federal Government is set to face fresh legal action over its alleged failure to pay N-Power beneficiaries their long-awaited allowances despite repeated assurances.
Nigerian journalist and entrepreneur, Dan Bello, disclosed via his verified X account (formerly Twitter) that he and Barrister Abba Hikima have resolved to take the government back to court after months of unfulfilled promises from the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs. Advertisements Bello wrote: “Barrister Abba Hikima and I have decided to return to court over the N-Power funds that the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Nentawe, said were about to be paid since July.
We will go back to court at the end of this month when the court resumes from recess to continue the case.” He further explained that while they had initially suspended legal action to allow the government time to fulfill its pledge after offering an apology, the continued silence and inaction have forced them to revive the case.
“We had given them a grace period after they apologized, but now our patience has run out because we have not heard from them despite the promises they made,” he added