The minister of youth and sports, Solomon Dalong,said this on Wednesday when he paid a condolence visit on the national chairman of the APC, John Odigie-Oyegun, over the death of Abubakar Audu.
Mr. Dalong,who spoke to journalists during the visit, said
“I would want the youth to understand that every promise must be backed up by budgetary provision and our promise to pay N5000 is not contained in the 2015 budget. So, definitely, it is going to begin in 2016 as we have made budgetary allocations for that
“We are committed to the campaign promises of creating jobs, providing wealth and combat poverty. We have embedded in our manifesto things that we are translating to reality.”
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I hope dey keep to their promise
ReplyDeleteIssokay....we shall see
ReplyDeleteOkay! War go dey if una no pay us, cos nobody protested
ReplyDeleteWe are all watching
ReplyDeleteWe are waiting
ReplyDeleteIssokay! IT IS WELL
ReplyDelete2016 is almost here!
ReplyDeleteFrom 8k now to 5k and Mallam Buhari said it was as soon as he resumes office.Now it's 2016,shameless tins.Btwn 5k is an Insult.Is it every week or monthly
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I pray they keep to their promise though bcos mehn, that will never be that easy though...... #NowPlaying>> ball: olamide
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