– Governor Okorocha of Imo state has backed President Buhari’s decision not to pay N5,000 stipend to unemployed graduates – He said paying money for doing nothing will bred laziness among the youth – Okorocha rather the fund should be channeled to the provision of infrastructure development that will aid development He made this known when he interacted with State House Correspondents explaining that that giving physical cash was not necessary. Okorocha said this after a private meeting with Vice President Yemi Osinbajo at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, the governor said that giving the money might create more problems than anyone could think of. He added the stipend it may lead to marrying a harem of women as wives and increased intake of alcoholic drinks. The governor stressed further that it would have been a great idea to pay the money but that there were many other ways to redeem the pledge. Recall, President Buhari dropped a shocker less than 24- hour ago, that he will not honour his campaign promise to pay N5000 to each unemployed Nigerian. He made the remark while speaking in Saudi Arabia as he continued his visit to the Middle East over the weekend. Buhari said he would rather focus on funding the construction of infrastructure, as well as education, agriculture and mining to create employment opportunities for able bodied young men.

Na the same people.

Otule nkita do I expect you to say order wise ?

What does the dummy know? Someone that spends 600millions on flowers and 0million naira on welfare has nothing to contribute in topics like this. Okoroawusa!