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FG to disengage defaulters of Social Investment Program

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, disaster management and social development Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq disclosed this at the flag-off of the Social Investment Management Information System and provision of engagement letters to trained independent monitors in Dutse the state capital of the state.

President Muhammadu Buhari in 2016 introduced the National Social Investment Programme aimed at lifting citizens out of poverty through a number of Social Interventions which include N-POWER, National Home-Grown School Feeding Programme , Conditional Cash Transfer Programme , and the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme .

Bello said tablets have been distributed to the Trained Independent Monitors to equip the ministry with information on happenings at their various local Governments. “We at the Ministry will not accept anything short of the set standards, we will therefore not hesitate to disengage any Independent Monitor or beneficiary for misconduct”

 

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