The All Progressives Congress, APC,
on Friday said President, Muhammadu Buhari, has saved the
country a whooping N1.4 trillion as at September. The APC said in response to PDP branding the party lairs following the shut-down, by
the Senate, of a motion seeking to implement the promised N5,000 to unemployed Nigerians.In a statement issued by its
National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, the party said it has devised creative means not only to pay the money but
also to fulfill its other campaign promises to Nigerians.
Contrary
to the disinformation being peddled by the Peoples Democratic Party,
PDP, the Buhari administration is poised to lift millions of Nigerians
out of extreme poverty by providing social protection and safety nets
with another N2.5 trillion Special Intervention Fund,”“Now, the Buhari administration has been busy putting into place measures that will make it possible to start the implementation of this project.
Such measures include the introductionof the Treasury Single Account (TSA)“We
are happy to inform Nigerians that as at the end of September 2015,
over N1.4 trillion – which hitherto was lying unproductively in various
commercial banks – has been recovered and paid into the TSA,
Had
the PDP not sacrificed the truth on the altar of political expediency,
it would have realized that the APC never at any time indicated it has
reneged on its promise to pay N5,000 monthly to 25 million most
vulnerable Nigerians.“In our press statement of 30 August, 2015,
we still reiterated our plan to redeem our campaign promises, including
the social security payment policy, despite the primitive looting of
the treasury under the watch of the PDP.
“It is therefore astonishing that the same PDP, which is becoming more and more infamous for its penchant for peddlinghalf truths and sensationalizing every issue, will rush to the press to
celebrate the figment of its imagination that the APC will not fulfill
its campaign promise regarding the payment,”
Whatever! Nigerians voted for change and we are still patiently waiting for the change!
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Deletewow, 5k no be small money sha
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ReplyDeleteI cross my legs dey wait..
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Wetin 5k wan do sef?
ReplyDeleteNice one,
ReplyDeleteWell,do dey have any database of unemployed youths,don't tink dis can work out cos dis country isn't organized tto dis level. Give us light so we can continue wit our haandinwork,build industries.Many pple will start claiming no job cos of dis #5k,assuming ders a database,it wld v bin gud
ReplyDeleteYou are making sense. These are my thoughts as well.
Delete5k can barely scratch an itch. However, if it is been paid(I prefer a higher amount though) if basic amenities like light and water are put in place with loans to be paid in say.... 25 years, the Nigerian youth will not depend on government work.
At this point in time, it's not enough for pdp to just say pay 5k. We don't have an organised database etc
issokay!
ReplyDeleteIts Alright oh
ReplyDeleteIs it 5k a year,a month, or every week.Foolish old man who has forgotten that Nig has no database.Its bin more than 6months and still more talk.I wonder how he plans to do this
ReplyDeleteNo shaking
And who is your FATHER???
DeleteSooner or later you will get what you truly deserve!!!
Who is your father?
DeleteSooner or later, you will get what you truly deserve.
a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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That promise will never come to light and thats fact......
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INTEGRITY!!!
ReplyDelete5k for wat?
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