In a recent announcement, the Federal Government of Nigeria is set to launch a comprehensive conditional cash transfer policy aimed at benefiting a staggering 15 million households across the country. The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, revealed this exciting news during her appearance on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics show. This ambitious initiative is scheduled to kick off on October 17th, 2023.
The conditional cash transfer program represents a significant step by the government to alleviate poverty and provide crucial support to vulnerable households in Nigeria. It comes at a time when the government has also made the bold decision to halt petroleum subsidies, redirecting resources towards other critical areas of social development.
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Speaking about the program, Minister Betta Edu highlighted the comprehensive efforts being made to ensure its success. She emphasized that the government is diligently working with stakeholders from every corner of the nation to create a credible register of beneficiaries. This thorough process aims to identify individuals and families who genuinely meet the criteria for assistance, ensuring that the program benefits those living below the poverty line of $1.95 per day.
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Recognizing that changes in circumstances may affect the accuracy of the beneficiary register, Minister Betta Edu reassured the public that a rigorous verification exercise is currently underway. This exercise involves cross-referencing data with the Bank Verification Number (BVN), National Identity Number (NIM), and other relevant information. Moreover, biometrics and household photographs will be captured for every registered household, and each entry will be assigned a unique number to facilitate easy verification.
The government’s commitment to transparency and accountability is evident in the meticulous planning and execution of this conditional cash transfer program. By taking these measures, the government aims to ensure that the assistance reaches the intended recipients and that the program effectively contributes to poverty alleviation and social development in Nigeria.
As the October 17th launch date approaches, anticipation and hope are building among the Nigerian population. This initiative has the potential to make a significant impact on millions of households, providing them with much-needed financial support and a path towards a better quality of life.
In conclusion, the Federal Government’s announcement of the conditional cash transfer program launch date represents a crucial milestone in its efforts to combat poverty and improve the well-being of Nigerians. With a comprehensive verification process in place, the government is poised to deliver targeted assistance to those who need it most, reaffirming its commitment to creating a brighter future for all citizens.
Source: Channels Television
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