kajoula:


[size=18pt]Ogbeni ..jara'e APC na Scam ooh[/size]

Keneking:
You can imagine what this will do to agriculture."

kajoula:
[size=18pt] 1Billion eggs daily
Oga liar.... campaign don pass oo, this is 2016,we don wise-up.
Please make provisions to vastly develop poult industry in NIgeria before this 1B-eggs/day demand now,
for we know what it takes ...we aint novice and those 2015 lying trick are outdated.[/size]

[size=18pt]abi na to import from SA ni ?[/size]

[size=18pt]Mohamed the liar........Minister for MIS-information.[/size] of the federal republic of Nigeria


[size=15pt]meanwhile....TGIF......BooooooooooM+11:45pm groove[/size]

Tolexander:
this "who .... EPP" iss is becoming stale!

This is good, only if this promise won't be cancelled as usual!

folks4luv:
of course agric sector need boosting, but feeding sch kids? that's a waste of scarce resources, meal like milk n egg r big deal in some families cause of poverty. let d govt work on reducing poverty level n parents will feed their kids egg n even chicken.

1trillionlikes:
FG to provide 1bn eggs for school feeding programme


ABUJA—THE federal government has said its decision to partially deregulate the downstream sector of the petroleum sector would enhance its school feeding programme.

Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, stated this yesterday, when a federal government delegation, led by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, David Babachir Lawal, met with members of the National Working Committee and State Executive Committees of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Abuja.

At the meeting called to discuss the issues thrown up by deregulation, Mohammed listed several impacts the policy would have on Nigerians.

He said, “The first is the employment of 500,000 unemployed graduates, the second is the employment of 100,000 non graduates, technicians and artisans. The third is the one meal a day programme targeting 5.5 million pupils all over Nigeria. This is the most exciting of all our programmes. Even if we are going to give these children one egg a day, it means we will need 5.5 million eggs and in a calendar year of 200 days, we will need over a billion eggs. You can imagine what this will do to agriculture.

“We have the enterprise scheme which is a system of revolving loan. We are targeting one million market women and men, 460,000 artisans and technicians and 200,000 agricultural workers to be given loans through their cooperatives to start their own businesses. We have the N5,000 conditional cash transfers to one million most vulnerable Nigerians as a first phase. Then finally, we have bursaries, scholarships for all students in Nigeria studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics.”

National Chairman of the party, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, said such meetings would be convened on a regular basis so party members would understand government’s policy. He said:

“What this does is to arm everyone of us from the national and state levels so that we can speak with confidence, in addition to whatever passion we can muster about what is going on at the national level and go away with the conviction that things are not just happening capriciously with the conviction that we promised change. Change is a process, it is not an event, not something that happens the day after the government was sworn-in.”


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/fg-provide-1bn-eggs-school-feeding-programme/

stagger:


School feeding has been shown to increase rates of school enrollment in countries where is is practiced. Providing protein to a growing child will reduce the feeding burden on poor parents. I was a beneficiary of school feeding in the late 70s. Cannot forget the refreshing milk and eggs and biscuits we used to receive every break time. Many parents in Nigeria cannot afford it. So feed the kids, increase school enrollment and you have a more sustainable path to poverty eradication.

I would rather have kids given an egg a day than having millions being paid for prayers to win elections as was the case the last time around.

Ramanto:
WHO EGGS DON EPP??

Truckpusher:
smh God ! You hate Nigerians I swear.

kajoula:
[size=18pt] 1Billion eggs daily
Oga liar.... campaign don pass oo, this is 2016,we don wise-up.
Please make provisions to vastly develop poult industry in NIgeria before this 1B-eggs/day demand now,
for we know what it takes ...we aint novice and those 2015 lying trick are outdated.[/size]

[size=18pt]abi na to import from SA ni ?[/size]

[size=18pt]Mohamed the liar........Minister for MIS-information.[/size] of the federal republic of Nigeria


[size=15pt]meanwhile....TGIF......BooooooooooM+11:45pm groove[/size]

Femich18:

Lol. me never believe that one until 2019. Then I can then boldly say its a scam or not. Before then? I've got my fingers crossed

GWMI:
If good economy policies were there, we will not need eggs from Govt to train our children that is the truth.Besides with the spiritual nature of Nigerians who will allow his child to be feed with cook egg in school?The children might be poisioned you know?so let there be good economy policies and forget about your free egg campaign.Thanks.

stagger:


School feeding has been shown to increase rates of school enrollment in countries where is is practiced. Providing protein to a growing child will reduce the feeding burden on poor parents. I was a beneficiary of school feeding in the late 70s. Cannot forget the refreshing milk and eggs and biscuits we used to receive every break time. Many parents in Nigeria cannot afford it. So feed the kids, increase school enrollment and you have a more sustainable path to poverty eradication.

I would rather have kids given an egg a day than having millions being paid for prayers to win elections as was the case the last time around.

1trillionlikes:
FG to provide 1bn eggs for school feeding programme


ABUJA—THE federal government has said its decision to partially deregulate the downstream sector of the petroleum sector would enhance its school feeding programme.

Minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, stated this yesterday, when a federal government delegation, led by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, David Babachir Lawal, met with members of the National Working Committee and State Executive Committees of All Progressives Congress, APC, in Abuja.

At the meeting called to discuss the issues thrown up by deregulation, Mohammed listed several impacts the policy would have on Nigerians.

He said, “The first is the employment of 500,000 unemployed graduates, the second is the employment of 100,000 non graduates, technicians and artisans. The third is the one meal a day programme targeting 5.5 million pupils all over Nigeria. This is the most exciting of all our programmes. Even if we are going to give these children one egg a day, it means we will need 5.5 million eggs and in a calendar year of 200 days, we will need over a billion eggs. You can imagine what this will do to agriculture.

“We have the enterprise scheme which is a system of revolving loan. We are targeting one million market women and men, 460,000 artisans and technicians and 200,000 agricultural workers to be given loans through their cooperatives to start their own businesses. We have the N5,000 conditional cash transfers to one million most vulnerable Nigerians as a first phase. Then finally, we have bursaries, scholarships for all students in Nigeria studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics.”

National Chairman of the party, Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, said such meetings would be convened on a regular basis so party members would understand government’s policy. He said:

“What this does is to arm everyone of us from the national and state levels so that we can speak with confidence, in addition to whatever passion we can muster about what is going on at the national level and go away with the conviction that things are not just happening capriciously with the conviction that we promised change. Change is a process, it is not an event, not something that happens the day after the government was sworn-in.”
When is it taking place? Hope it is not a political gimmick of the Federal government to silence the opposition.


www.vanguardngr.com/2016/05/fg-provide-1bn-eggs-school-feeding-programme/