30m Nigerians in National Social Register ― FG
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FG says 30m Nigerians in National Social Register
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January 29, 2021
The Federal Government has begun the disbursement of N133 million to 133,762 beneficiaries under the Household Upliftment Programme-Conditional Cash Transfer (HUP-CCT) in Jigawa.
Reports have it that the programme also known as Household Uplifting Programme (HUP) is one of the four social investment programmes anchored by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
Speaking at the launch, the National Programme Coordinator, Mr Ibrahim Jafar, said each beneficiary will get N10,000.
NAN reports that the programme began in September 2016.
The programme is focused on responding to deficiencies in capacity and lack of investment in human capital, especially amongst our poorest citizens.
The programme is designed to deliver timely and accessible cash transfers to beneficiary households and sets to support development objectives and priorities, to improve household consumption.
FG disburses N133m to 133,762 poor, vulnerable households in Jigawa
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The Federal Government has begun the disbursement of N133 million to 133,762 beneficiaries under the Household Upliftment Programme-Conditional Cash Transfer (HUP-CCT) in Jigawa.
Reports have it that the programme also known as Household Uplifting Programme (HUP) is one of the four social investment programmes anchored by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
Speaking at the launch, the National Programme Coordinator, Mr Ibrahim Jafar, said each beneficiary will get N10,000.
NAN reports that the programme began in September 2016.
The programme is focused on responding to deficiencies in capacity and lack of investment in human capital, especially amongst our poorest citizens.