12.85 million Nigerians benefiting from Social Investment Programmes - Minister

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The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management & Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq, on Friday disclosed that over 12.85 million...

The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management & Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq, on Friday disclosed that over 12.85 million Nigerians are presently benefiting from the Social Investment Programmes .

The partnership, she said, aligns with the vision of President Buhari’s administration to rid Nigeria of corruption and other forms of sharp practices. “On their individual level, there are over 548,000 graduate and non-graduate beneficiaries under the N-Power; while Home-Grown School Feeding Programme has over 9.8 million beneficiaries; Government Enterprise & Empowerment Programme being coordinated by the Bank of Industry, has over 2.1 million beneficiaries from TraderMoni, MarketMoni and FarmerMoni; and Conditional Cash Transfer initiative has almost 400,000 beneficiaries.

“This is why this collaborative engagement between NSIO and ICPC is crucial as it aims to prevent and eliminate third party corruption in the National Social Investment Programme N-SIP.” she said Stressing that loopholes in the programmes in the Federal Capital Territory have been blocked, she said, there are still challenges in other states.

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That's another fallacy by APC. There is no social system in Nigeria.

pure wawu YahooYahoo statement.

Na hear we dey hear

It should be morethern that

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