Nigerians have reacted with cynicism to the recently proposed 5 billion naira palliative for States. Despite the desperate need for poverty alleviation, many Nigerians doubt whether the money will ever reach the people it is intended for.
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COVID-19 palliatives have caused fresh trouble for some people in Ibadan the Oyo State capital.
In reaction to the COVID-19 warehouses that were discovered and looted in some states across the country and the allegations…
A day after the reports about how some people looted a COVID-19 Warehouse in Lagos State, some residents of Osun…
Former Vice-President, Atiku Abubakar has raised eyebrows over the decision of the federal government to increase electricity tariff and fuel…
In a move to extend its special facilities, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN and the Bankers’ Committee have agreed…
Following the forty billion corruption allegation levelled against the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), the acting Managing Director of the…
Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC has distance itself from the news making the rounds that it promised to facilitate…
Senate Committee on special duties disclosed that it is investigating the distribution of Coronavirus palliatives being disbursed under the social investment programmes (SIPs), particularly the conditional cash transfer (CCT).
More Nigerians tend to have enough time to surf the internet since President Muhammadu Buhari announced the lockdown in Abuja,…
Sexual workers whose enterprises have been adversely affected by the ongoing lockdown order issued because of the Corondemic ravaging the world, including Nigeria, have asked the government to come to their aid.
The Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption, Proffesor Itse Sagay has reacted to the lockdown put in place…
The Federal Government has expressed the readiness to expand the social register for palliative distribution given the lockdown order as…
The PRP hereby demands that President Muhammadu Buhari ask the Minister of Hunanitarian Services and Disaster Management to immediately tell Nigerians:
a) The names, location of the 2.6 million Nigerians given N20,000.00 each;
b) The methodology used in the disbursement of the said N5,200,000,000.00 to 2.6million Nigerians; and,
c) The source of this N5.2billion and if it came from the Public Treasury, when it was appropriated to the said Ministry.
