In the manifesto, which consists of his plans
for the country, All Progressives Congress
(APC), presidential candidate, General
Muhammadu Buhari, has promised to provide
free meals for primary school pupils and
allowances for unemployed Youth Corps
members.
If elected in 2015, Buhari pledged to provide
daily meals for pupils and also pay monthly
stipend to discharged but unemployed Youth
Corps members for 12 months while in the
skills and entrepreneurial development
programmes.
Furthermore, the Buhari manifesto also
promised to create a ‘Social Welfare Program’,
which will pay five thousand naira (N 5000) to
the 25 million poorest Nigerian citizens.
According to the document, the Social Welfare
Program will only be effective, when parents
are able to show proof of their children’s
enrolment in school and evidence of
immunisation.
The manifesto stated in part: “As a nation and
the Sub Saharan Africa’s leading energy
producer, we had in the past squandered the
opportunity to build functional infrastructure
to better the lives of the average Nigerian. We
can no longer afford this luxury of inactivity.”
“We must revive our public and private sectors
in order to provide functional services and
secure the good of the individual Nigerian and
his or her family.”

Story for the gods

Keep the lies coming....We know Nigerian politicians, They are all the same.

Oh! Promises Again?

Okay, just promises...they didn't just start coming today though. We've heard enough!

Polithiefcians making empty promises since 1960.


BTW words are no longer enuf. Action odigwa vewi needed.