As the holiday season draws near, the NABCO management and the Finance Ministry have made the decision to brighten the faces of the departing NABCO trainees who still owe some stipends that must be paid by the secretariats.
According to a circular our team spotted, the Controller and Accountant General Department has received some funding from the Ministry of Finance to be used to pay trainees’ unpaid stipends for the month of December 2021.
According to the memo’s content, the funds received are only sufficient for the specified month, so district coordinators are urged to use caution when providing information about trainees because, once payment has been made, there might not be enough money to cover any payment errors.
Because all trainees placed under GRA have already received payment from GRA, they are not included in this payment.
Why You Might Not Get Your Stipend Paid and What to Do About It?
As part of the government’s initiatives to combat youth unemployment in the nation, NABCO in Ghana offers graduates temporary employment.
There could be a number of reasons why you, as a NABCO program participant, have not yet received your December stipend.
There could have been a problem with your payment information or the payment process. To guarantee that you receive your stipend on time, it is crucial to make sure that your payment information is accurate and up-to-date.
It is crucial to bring up any issues you are having with receiving your stipend with the appropriate authorities as soon as you can to ensure that they are promptly resolved.