As part of the Poverty Reduction Programme of the Governor Ayodele Fayose’s
administration, 2,108 women in Ekiti State will benefit from the Conditional Cash Transfer
(CCT) scheme, under which the beneficiaries will receive N5, 000 stipend per month and
N100, 000 as exit fund to enable them invest after the expiration of the programme.
The Conditional Cash Transfer scheme, which is an initiative of the Millennium Development
Goals (MDGs) and the Ekiti State Government, is aimed at reducing poverty at the grassroots
level.
Governor Fayose’s Special Assistant on Information and Civic Orientation, Hon.
Lanre Ogunsuyi, who made this known in a release issued yesterday, said 421 households
were to be selected in the five local councils selected for the programme.
He gave the benefitting local government areas as Gbonyin, Emure, Ijero, Oye and Moba,
adding that each of the beneficiaries would receive the sum of N5, 000 on a monthly basis
for a period of one year and will be trained on agriculture related business before the end of
the programme.
“N100, 000 will be provided for each of the beneficiaries to enable them invests in Agric
related business as part of the Poverty Reduction Accelerator Investment (PRAI).
“Beneficiaries will also be provided with a mobile phone and SIM card to enable them
receive their monthly allowance through E-wallet program on the phone,” Ogunsuyi said.
While enumerating the objectives of the CCT, Ogunsuyi said the programme was aimed at
enabling school-aged children to attain basic education, pregnant women to attend ante –
natal care at Basic Health Care and Primary Health Care, eradicating extreme poverty among
the poor households in the state and empowering beneficiaries through investment in small
agric – related ventures.

lol......

As part of the Poverty Reduction Programme of the Governor Ayodele Fayose’s
administration, 2,108 women in Ekiti State will benefit from the Conditional Cash Transfer
(CCT) scheme, under which the beneficiaries will receive N5, 000 stipend per month and
N100, 000 as exit fund to enable them invest after the expiration of the programme -SOURCE

Let's do the simple Arithmetic here

2,108 X 5000 = N10 540 000

Again 2,108 x 100, 000 = N210,800,000

Total = CCT + Exit Fund = N221,340,000.

Stomach Infrastructure Governance ( SIG)

Descartes:
As part of the Poverty Reduction Programme of the Governor Ayodele Fayose’s
administration, 2,108 women in Ekiti State will benefit from the Conditional Cash Transfer
(CCT) scheme, under which the beneficiaries will receive N5, 000 stipend per month and
N100, 000 as exit fund to enable them invest after the expiration of the programme -SOURCE

Let do the simple Arithmetic here

2,108 X 5000 = N10 540 000

Again 2,108 x 100, 000 = N210,800,000

Total = CCT + Exit Fund = N221,340,000.

Stomach Infrastructure Governance ( SIG)

not a bad project for rural community dwellers. all he needs do is ensure d training is appreciated hence d 100k is a waste.

PDP members share the money! 220 million for 2000 families. The remaining ones can shout alleluya

this is good

they do the same here in france

Great... Really great! Government of the people, by d people and for d people

Nice development .better than sending the cash to lagos for onward transfer to the frog eye former governor.
Atleast,the poor can benefit from it

Someone need to tell this man that there is different between theory, practical, and materiability. We are watching.

Good spread of money to the bottom right from the top. Dividend of democracy.

Good development. But ny fear is; They always start like this. Winning the heart of all and sundry at all cost. At the end they run into recurring debts.

This man should face the root of the poverty in the land and not just dashing out money or creating unnecessary portfolio for one yeye stomach infrastructure.
If he concentrates more on empowerment , his administration could be one of the few good eggs PDP has ever hatched .

He should remember he won't be there forever and the next govt may decide to axe any of his legacies, reverting the people back to square one.

total foolishness

good, i just hope the beneficiaries will utilize this opportunity

Conditional cash transfer programmes lifted millions out of poverty in Brazil. The problem in Nigeria is not the programme but implementation