N8,000 palliative: Which data are you using – Catholic Bishop questions Tinubu’s plan

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N8,000 palliative: Which data are you using – Catholic Bishop questions Tinubu’s plan
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The Auxiliary Bishop of Abuja Archdiocese, Anslem Umoren, has questioned the Federal Government’s plan to give N8,000 to 12million households in Nigeria

Umoren also wants to know those who will benefit from the N8,000 and the data the Federal Government will use to carry out its plan, insisting that Nigerians are over 200 million.

DAILY POST reports that President Bola Tinubu had, in a request to the National Assembly, pointed out the intention to cater for the welfare of poor and vulnerable households in the country under the National Safety Net Programme of the Federal Government. “I want to call on the government to do all it plans to alleviate the sufferings of the people, it cannot be business as usual,” Umoren said.

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