timsTNA:
'5%' dont need the '97%' to survive

CXLVII:

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Iwofa lenu!


Keep encouraging yaself


The survival mode you could not activate when 3,000,000 of your kinsmen died due to starvation.

Keep bragging..its in your blood

If you can't grow tall, you have every right to reason low

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AfonjaStinks:

IPOB feeding Afonjas and Zombies since 1934

olaolulazio:
Let rice and stone come together...

AfonjaStinks:


I went to a restaurant today and ate Plastic rice

From today onwards, na only plastic rice i go dey eat

It was delicious

timsTNA:
'5%' dont need the '97%' to survive

AfonjaStinks:


IPOB feeding Afonjas and Zombies since 1934

Moreoffaith:
14,500 abi.... by next year december the price go fall to 1000 per bag we will get there one day.

Femmyfamous4u:


why are thinking with your anus? Lagos is currently selling for N13,000!!!

LilSmith55:
God bless buhari on this one (Banning Importation of Rice) now we get sense to produce our own

NOETHNICITY:
Inspite of all odds I somehow sttill have faith in this govt.

efilefun:
So funny how some retarded things will come on here to spew trash, apart from saving some forex which could have gone into importation of rice, jobs are being created but all their brain is programmed to do is call buhari names

Femmyfamous4u:
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why are thinking with your anus? Lagos is currently selling for N13,000!!![/s]

Enuguboy4nsk:
we will sell to Afonjas for 25,000
lazy Afonjas

AfonjaStinks:


The same IPOB rice

Where in Afonjaland do you grow rice ??

IPOB feeding Afonjas since 1857

OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT

PRESS RELEASE

BUHARI’S HOMEGROWN SCHOOL FEEDING PROGRAMME KICKS OFF IN ANAMBRA

*FG releases over N53m for 1050 primary schools to serve meals to 76, 690 pupils in the State

*More than 3.4m pupils to be fed across total 17 states under 2016 budget

*No fees required to benefit in the Social Investment schemes

In another rollout of one of the Social Investment Programmes of the Buhari administration, the National Homegrown School Feeding scheme has entered implementation stage with the feeding of primary school pupils in Anambra State today.

Last month, the N-Power scheme kicked off with the selection of the first batch of 200,000 unemployed graduates, many of whom are now being deployed in the 36 states/FCT in the first batch of the planned half a million graduates to be engaged in the N-Power Volunteer Corps, NPVC.

Meanwhile, no one should have to pay any fees to benefit in the N-Power or the Homegrown School Feeding programmes, and any such imposition or request for fees is uncalled for and illegal.

Reports of such acts of extortion in some states where beneficiaries are being asked to pay a ‘fee for registration’ have reached the Presidency, and firm instructions have been given that such acts should stop.

Speaking from Awka, Anambra State capital earlier today, the Special Assistant on Homegrown School Feeding Programme in the Office of the Vice President, Mr. Dotun Adebayo said primary school pupils in Anambra were excited as the feeding started in their schools.

Adebayo who led a team of federal and state officials to some of the schools on day one of the Homegrown School Feeding Programme implementation said they witnessed the feeding in three schools in Akwa: Community Primary School, Awka South, Central School Ameobi, and Central School in Nibo.

“The pupils were excited and enjoyed the meals,” he stated, adding that the cooks in those three schools, among the total 774 already recruited and trained for the feeding programme, served ‘Okpa’ a.k.a Moin-moin garnished with vegetables to the delight of the pupils who took the meals during their break time about noonday.

All together in Anambra State, an estimated 76, 690 pupils in 1050 schools would be served every day of school. The feeding programme caters to pupils from primary 1-3.

Having met the stated requirements for Federal Government funding for the Homegrown School Feeding, a sum of N53, 687, 900 had been released directly to cooks for the kick-off of the school feeding programme in Anambra, to last till the end of the current school term.

All the cooks were recruited from communities around the primary schools for the program, verified and trained to provide the catering service in the 21 LGAs in the State.

Generally, the Homegrown School Feeding programme, which is one of the Social Investment plans of the Buhari presidency, is driven through community participation where residents in the community are engaged as cooks to provide feeding services. Also the programme leverages on the agricultural produce available within the communities.

The Homegrown School Feeding programme of the Buhari administration will not only boost school enrollment and improve the nutritional status of the pupils, it would also stimulate local farming, while equally creating jobs including the 774 cooks now in gainful employment in Anambra State.

While the 2016 Budget of Change made provision for funding of the feeding programme in 18 states, a total of 17 States have concluded the designing of the School feeding models through state-level multi-sectorial capacity building workshops, based on FG’s stipulated requirements. Those states will proceed in the planning and would soon get to the implementation stage.

The 17 states are Anambra, Akwa Ibom, Ebonyi, Enugu, Sokoto, Kaduna, Borno, Zamfara, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Benue, Plateau, Taraba, Delta, Abia and Bauchi. Estimated figures from 15 of these states put the numbers of pupils to be feed at over 3.4 million.

timsTNA:
We will sell the rice for 14,500 to the SS, then we'll repackage the rice and sell to AFONJAS for 25,000

'5%' dont need the '97%' to survive

AfonjaStinks:


The same IPOB rice

Where in Afonjaland do you grow rice ??

IPOB feeding Afonjas since 1857