This approach is imperative as the major challenge facing Nigerian politics is about opening the democratic space, but despite the odd, the people must be challenged to make hard choices.
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FEC in a meeting presided over by President Muhammadu Buhari, also approved Business, Facilitation and Miscellanceous Provision Bill.
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, stated this at a media briefing on Thursday in Lagos.
Making the call in Abuja on Thursday, a stalwart of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) party, Alhaji Gital Umar, commended the Federal Government for the unprecedented level of public enlightenment undertaken by the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, to ensure a successful onboarding of the beneficiaries.
There is an on-going physical verification of the beneficiaries in some local councils in the state.
Atiku had faulted Osinbajo on the comments the latter made in a presentation at the Minnesota Town Hall meeting, United States
The state Focal Person, Dr. Sumaye Hamza, made the disclosure on Friday in a statement in Jos.
SFTAS is a World Bank support and intervention designed to support Nigerian states implement a Fiscal Sustainability Plan.
It was the late economist, John Kenneth Galbraith, in the book: “The Nature of Mass Poverty,” who warned that: “Poverty is man’s (and woman’s) most powerful and massive affliction. It is the progenitor of much further pain – from hunger and disease on to civil conflict and war itself.” In our case in Nigeria, beyond our self-inflicted ethnic and religious conflicts, poverty is also at the root of all the kidnappings, abductions and banditry.
Farouq disclosed this while flagging off the training of Independent Monitors at the state level on Thursday in Yola.
The introduction of the N-Power programme was greeted with joy and applause, especially among Nigeria’s teeming and unemployed youthful population. As part of the NSIP, the N-power was critical to the realisation of the Buhari Administration’s vision of lifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty over 10 years.
Mohammed, the Minister of Information and Culture, stated this at a Special Forum of the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja.
The Minister, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq, made the disclosure in a statement on Tuesday by her Special Assistant on Strategic Communication, Halima Oyelade.
The announcement was greeted by vitriol and anger on and off social media by the youthful, extremely vocal and so, not surprisingly, social media savvy beneficiaries who did not wish to exit the programme even though Batch A beneficiaries had, somehow, managed to stay for over 40 months, 16 months longer than the programmes advertised for 24 months.
Farouq, in a statement on Saturday in Abuja by her Special Assistant on Strategic Communication, Halima Oyelade, said the beneficiaries of Batch A and B of N-Power have established businesses in their communities.
According to a statement released by the Ministry, the N-Power programme will begin enrolment of Batch C beneficiaries beginning June 26, 2020
Hajiya Sadiya Farouq, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, made the announcement in a statement signed by the Deputy Director of Information in the Ministry, Rhoda Iliya, on Friday in Abuja.
Farouq, in a statement by the Deputy Director in the Ministry, Rhoda Ilaya, on Saturday said Nigerians should be wary of fake news about absorption of N-Power beneficiaries Batch A into the Federal Civil Service
Tony was to explain further. The convention was: nobody ever loved the editor of the New York Times. If he was ever loved, then he was not the task master extraordinaire; he was not the deadline maestro and he was likely to fail in his duty. According to him, all that the job called for was respect and if love came along, it was a bonus.
This was confirmed in a statement on Saturday by Sadiya Umar Farouq, Minister for Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development