Kwaroption

Are they being fed Elephants and Hippopotamus?

Why will they spend such money on such tin, did dey children told them they are hungry, are they not eating at home? they should use dat money nd create more Jobs for de youth.

lemon10:
We need jobs, and not free food

IPOB t,. Sighted.

Audio feeding. Get them good teachers and build a standard learning class room.

Good one Mr Governor, keep the paste and surpass your predecessor.

Hahahahahaha, watery pap that is served in cups is now 29 million naira. Go to Government College Keffi and see how thos children cook their meals themselves with food stuffs brought from their houses. Anything that is tag 'free' in Nigeria is nothing but sh1t.

JeffreyD1:
29million monthly to feed them what actually?

Na gold the children de eat?

If 1 man can feed with 1billion naira who are we to speak... anyone that thinks this APC govt. Is not corrupt that person must be dreaming...

phransix2:
But can't this N350m set up Industries where their parents can work and cater for their children but we are made to believe it's the food they share that attracts the kids to school. Africa and our mentality

The culture of sharing against producing is common among Northern Nigerian elites, they will rather people beg for money instead of investing in industries that will employ Nigerian

crownwealth:



Which fraudulent innovation?

na assorted shaki, assorted abodi, assorted pomo, with such amounts aha na assorted food Dem dey give dem

SamUnbeatable:
hope is not same nasarawa I went to school, with the likes of federal government college nasarawa where we survived Tru akamu for breakfast, gauza and garri soup for lunch and fasting for dinner??
oga commissioner una no try for nasarawa state boarding school because I was there..... mtcheeew

How do you expect the the State government to feed students in a Federal school? Use your head to think na.

lemon10:
We need jobs, and not free food

Pls help us tell them maybe they'll hear

phransix2:
But can't this N350m set up Industries where their parents can work and cater for their children but we are made to believe it's the food they share that attracts the kids to school. Africa and our mentality

If i may ask, what kind of industries can #350m establish that will employ the parents of over 5000 students that'll empower them enough to give balanced nutrition to their children?

That a state spends this amount annually is commendable because the long run effect is that more people in the state are educated and reducing the number of people available for use by the likes of Boko Haram.

How many PUBLIC Schools offer boarding services or have boarding facilities generally, not to talk of Nasarawa? Public Schools that are struggling to survive with mediocre and substandard resources?
If Nasarawa has so much public boarding schools, it means their parents are majorly working civil servants at Abuja.

This report is incomplete. How much was spent on normal day student's feeding?

It's good feeding the kids though, but corruption must necessarily thrive in the process because "this is Nigeria"

mimimile93:
GOD BLESS PMB FOR THIS INNOVATION

re u ok how can dey spend such amount and justify dat with dey food on the plate,half bread no meat borehole water

While they tax Lagosians aggressively and make them pay for passing the streets.

These kids only go to sch, for these crumbs. Not basically for the education. This social program is not somehow encouraging tho.

Pmb, Jobs are what these parents need.

lemon10:
We need jobs, and not free food

Exactly

crownwealth:
Avenue to loot!

Na so o.
Instead of fixing the schools, recruiting teachers etc they are doing audio feeding with millions.

Inside the broken schools in Nasarawa where pupils sit on floor to learn
June 15, 2019





Nasarawa, in North-Central Nigeria, has one of the highest rates of out-of-school children in Nigeria. Africa’s most populous country currently has 13.2 million out-of-school children, the highest rate anywhere on earth, according to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF).

The rate — about 47 per cent — means that one in every five children is out of school.

Most of these children are in Nigeria’s North East states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa, where Boko Haram activities have disrupted academic activities for a decade now. Other states and regions are also seriously affected, and one of them is Nasarawa in the North central region.

Nasarawa, next door to the federal capital, Abuja, has a significant percentage of out-of-school children. And one factor that has not helped reverse this problem, analysts say, is the poor state of school facilities in the state.

An examination by PREMIUM TIMES of public schools in Nasarawa State has shown many schools are unsuitable for learning despite the huge amount of money the state says it has spent in the sector in recent years. Fifteen schools examined by this newspaper were in a poor state, posing risks to pupils and teachers.

Nasarawa, in North-Central Nigeria, has one of the highest rates of out-of-school children in Nigeria. Africa’s most populous country currently has 13.2 million out-of-school children, the highest rate anywhere on earth, according to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF).

The rate — about 47 per cent — means that one in every five children is out of school.

Most of these children are in Nigeria’s North East states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa, where Boko Haram activities have disrupted academic activities for a decade now. Other states and regions are also seriously affected, and one of them is Nasarawa in the North central region.

Nasarawa, next door to the federal capital, Abuja, has a significant percentage of out-of-school children. And one factor that has not helped reverse this problem, analysts say, is the poor state of school facilities in the state.

An examination by PREMIUM TIMES of public schools in Nasarawa State has shown many schools are unsuitable for learning despite the huge amount of money the state says it has spent in the sector in recent years. Fifteen schools examined by this newspaper were in a poor state, posing risks to pupils and teachers.









https://www.premiumtimesng.com/regional/north-central/335212-inside-the-broken-schools-in-nasarawa-where-pupils-sit-on-floor-to-learn.html

lemon10:
We need jobs, and not free food

LLobiorah:
These kids only go to sch, for these crumbs. Not basically for the food. This social program is not somehow encouraging tho.

Pmb, Jobs are what these parents need.

Unfortunately barawo bubu can only provide blames but no jobs despite the rosy campaign promises of change made in 2015.
Sorry oh.
How the Buharideenis believed this scam is the 8th wonder of the modern world.


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Jabioro:
Believe this at your own perils..

crownwealth:
Which fraudulent innovation?

To join and support the Alliance of Past/Present Crooks, APC one must be a certified liar and fraudulent person.
All of them without exception, including the Vacant Pastor (VP) for distributing trader voter money.



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Slawormir:

Damnnnnn niggarrr
Buhari is a real niggarrr


The amount is okay. Not too much
29 million naira monthly

to feed how many ppl..it is a huge shock..we want beta economy not free food to buy us down

All of you thinking it's PMB's innovation or whatever should read again. I happened to attend one of the public secondary schools in nasarawa and I will authoritatively tell you that the FG has no hand in that project. Those secondary schools have been feeding the boarders since inception even before Buhari would probably dreamt of being a democratically elected president. Please try to give credit to those who truly deserve it.
And for those who believe there are no good boarding schools in nasarawa state should just pay a visit (though some have very dilapidated facilities). But I can bet nasarawa schools are among the best public boarding schools in the country. And they highly subsidized and very affordable by almost anybody who can access some education.

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