Lol

Perhaps the South East is the least impoverished but it's not enough excuse. Omission is becoming one too many.

Tommorrow if dem come out protest sum pipu go come here dey bad mouth dem.
South east de sleeping giant you guyz shuld wake up and fight for ur freedom be it tru peace or war..U guyz can survive as a country..The unity of this country iz in ur handz..Without u guyz no Nigeria.
U guyz shuld spread dis message to evryone in dat region so dey will see de level of hatered Nigeria has for dem and realize dat having a country of dere own iz a necessity.

OkoYiboz:
How many states from the North West are in the list?

Ask them o... Some Ibos are just too gullible to read and comprehend.

[/b]Let them continue giving 100k to 97% people[b], the 100k they will use to patronize Ashawo and drink away their life with the remaining one instead of investing it in business, the poverty cycle continues among them.

INTROVERT:
Lol

Wotz funny about d news na?Abi u nogo enter kitchen go warm dat two and half week old soup for ur hungry boo.

Misterdhee1:

Ask them o... Some Ibos are just too gullible to read and comprehend.

What are you talking about? If you actually read the article you will observe two other incidents were mentioned whereby the zone have been ignored.

Anyway nothing surprises me in this country anymore.

This is not the first time the region is missing in the development and economic packages unveiled by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
When the Federal Govern­ment unveiled a $29.96 billion foreign loan for the provision of infrastructure across the coun­try, none of the projects to be executed with the loan was lo­cated in Igboland.

Similarly, when the gov­ernment recently paid N5,000 monthly stipends to some poor Nigerians under its Social Inter­vention Scheme, all the states in the South East were excluded.

OkoYiboz:
How many states from the North West are in the list?

They claim to be Israeli today, Biafrans tomorrow, Nigerians when it is time to share money.

iPod yoots have dragged Nigeria to the Ecowas court, the ICJ, Donald Trump, Vladimir Outim and God-knows-where. They would get their own loans when the cases there have been determined.

stp being a simpleton ,u r a grown man

This is sad

Chill guys.. We all knows that igbos are their own enemies.. Since the igbo senators and governors are silent about this matter from the origin.. That should tell u should tell us that there is an underground work.. Believe me that is what it is

OkoYiboz:
How many states from the North West are in the list?

They claim to be Israeli today, Biafrans tomorrow, Nigerians when it is time to share money.

iPod yoots have dragged Nigeria to the Ecowas court, the ICJ, Donald Trump, Vladimir Outim and God-knows-where. They would get their own loans when the cases there have been determined.

you talk like a zombie like seriously

Why are you people so blind to see that this empowerment scheme is managed entirely by the office of the vice president who is a Yoruba man and surrounded by his kinsmen. I don't think we should blame Buhari for this, rather we should be questioning Osinbajo. The entire states (Lagos, Oyo, osun, Ondo, Ogun and Ekiti) of south west zone were all included in the scheme. Isn't it so obvious? It should be noted that the real enemies of Igbo race are the back-stabbing and unstable Yoruba people. They know that empowering an Igbo man living outside Lagos is an unthinkable and detrimental and shouldn't be tried at all. My people be wise.

Baroba:


What are you talking about? If you actually read the article you will observe two other incidents were mentioned whereby the zone have been ignored.

Anyway nothing surprises me in this country anymore.

This is not the first time the region is missing in the development and economic packages unveiled by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
When the Federal Govern­ment unveiled a $29.96 billion foreign loan for the provision of infrastructure across the coun­try, none of the projects to be executed with the loan was lo­cated in Igboland.

Similarly, when the gov­ernment recently paid N5,000 monthly stipends to some poor Nigerians under its Social Inter­vention Scheme, all the states in the South East were excluded.

Do you remember how some ibos kicked against and even threatened the FG- organized stakeholders' meeting for the development of South East and South South few months ago? It is not as if I am trying to justify the poor coordination of the present administration, but my point is the region frequently position itself as the enemy of the government.. That is poor politicking on the region's part too

divicode:
Bunch of gold diggers! You want to reap where you did not sow! It is evident PMB will win again in 2019, all of you are now trooping to APC.

its an established fact u r a slow bigot, atleast try to be an intelligent bigot. Kudos to those great igbo ppl tormenting u in real life dat u jump vigorously frm thread to thread makn ur self a simpleton.
Its hilarious that despite all the marginalization the S E kps waxing strong so I understand why u are embarrassingly frustrated nd angry at anything associated with the word igbo.
Imagine hw happy ur parents will be if u spend ds so much energy hustling to complement dr meager income instead of engaging in tomfoolery on social media.
hell, ur tribe will nvr acknowledge ur existence likewise the GREAT IGBO PPLE

Misterdhee1:

Ask them o... Some Ibos are just too gullible to read and comprehend.

u really need to luk in d mirror nd ask urself d same.
when u use d phrase " how many" it entails some made it nd nt all but "none of d eastern states" means none did

You can give many people hundreds of thousands, even millions. If they don't know how to multiply that money, it's all a waste. Money is never lost. It merely exchanges hands. The money given to someone who doesn't know how to make it grow up spend it away, exchanges hands into someone else's who knows how to use it.

jbaby265:
Chill guys.. We all knows that igbos are their own enemies.. Since the igbo senators and governors are silent about this matter from the origin.. That should tell u should tell us that there is an underground work.. Believe me that is what it is

in other words you suggesting we shove the topic under the carpet and start blaming senators when the president is the real architect

The one Nigeria hoax is real

IN SOMEONE ABOVE ME VOICE,WHAT HAVE WE REALLY ACHIEVED. NOTHING,SO LOOK UP TO GOD,NOT MAN

jamislaw:
what do you expect him to give 5% voters.

that was a real vote and not make believe..... Commonsensical

ybalogs:
If you had 3 words to tell Buhari, what would that be?

Mine: Are you OK?

R. I. P.

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its an established fact my father is a slow bigot, atleast he should try to be an intelligent bigot. Kudos to those great afonja ppl tormenting him in real life dat u jump vigorously frm thread to thread makn ur self a simpleton.
Its hilarious that despite all the marginalization the S E kps waxing strong so I understand why u are embarrassingly frustrated nd angry at anything associated with the word igbo.
Imagine hw steupid my parents are spending ds so much energy hustling to complement dr meager income instead of me and my engaging in tomfoolery on social media.
hell,[PPLEquote]

See how you disgraced your father

mailgiddy:
But all the States from the Northwest are missing as well. So what do you have to say about that?

My friend do you need concave eye glasses to read well or that you are being stupid.

months:
http://www.authorityngr.com/2017/01/EMPOWERMENT-SCHEME--South-East-missing-in-FG-s-loans-for-states



EMPOWERMENT SCHEME: South East missing in FG's loans for states

EMPOWERMENT SCHEME: South East missing in FG's loans for states
· 23,400 beneficiaries from 13 states receive N100,000 each

The Federal Govern­ment pressed on with its economic empow­erment and pover­ty alleviation programme on Monday, by disbursing loans to 23,400 beneficiaries in 13 states.
Shockingly, none of the beneficiaries came from any of the five states in the South East geopolitical zone. This is not the first time the region is missing in the development and economic packages unveiled by the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari.
When the Federal Govern­ment unveiled a $29.96 billion foreign loan for the provision of infrastructure across the coun­try, none of the projects to be executed with the loan was lo­cated in Igboland.

Similarly, when the gov­ernment recently paid N5,000 monthly stipends to some poor Nigerians under its Social Inter­vention Scheme, all the states in the South East were excluded.
The current loans are be­ing disbursed through the Fed­eral Government’s Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP).
The Presidency, which an­nounced this on Monday, list­ed the benefitting states as Ad­amawa, Akwa Ibom, Delta, Ekiti, Kogi, Kwara, Niger, Lagos, Osun and Ogun. Others are Oyo, Ondo, Rivers and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
It did not give reasons for the obvious omission of states in the South East from the scheme.
The micro-credit scheme, which is a non-interest loan scheme, with only a one-time 5 per cent administrative fee for costs, is targeted at micro-en­terprises: traders, artisans, mar­ket men and women, entrepre­neurs, as well as farmers, with the involvement of cooperatives and executed through the Bank of In­dustry (BOI).
Although over 23,000 people have benefited from the loans al­together, over one million people have already enrolled for the pro­gramme across the country and are expected to benefit this year, said a statement issued by the Of­fice of the Vice-President.
To facilitate the loans’ dis­bursement, four payment provid­ers have been signed-on for the programme mostly in the urban areas. The next wave of payment providers, coming on stream by March 2017, would provide a much wider coverage in the ru­ral areas.
The loans range from N10,000 to N100,000 per appli­cant. While the loans would be paid directly to individuals, the beneficiaries are expected to be­long to registered associations and/or cooperatives as the case may be, to ensure that they are peer-endorsed as credible, and to facilitate timely repayments.
All beneficiaries must have BVNs and bank accounts, said the statement, which further an­nounced that in continuation of the National Homegrown School Feeding Programme, actual feed­ing of pupils is expected to com­mence this week in Ogun and Oyo States, while Ebonyi State will soon follow suit.
“Contrary to insinuations in some quarters and inaccurate re­ports in some sections of the me­dia, there are no payment issues or any kind of food rationing taking place in states where the Homegrown School Feeding Pro­gramme has kicked off.
“While the Federal Govern­ment has paid all approved cooks based on the number of pupils al­located to each cook, it is the State that provides the number of pu­pils to be fed. And where those figures change, the next batch of FG payment would reflect it.
“Specifically, where the num­ber of pupils increase, the State will communicate the increase and approve the review. The numbers of the new pupils are then physically verified, before a commensurate number of cooks are engaged, trained and then paid”, it added.
Also, government has adopt­ed a system of paying the cooks 10 days in advance payment for feeding.
The programme is designed to ensure that no cook feeds more than 150 pupils a day, but in some cases, the numbers are as low as 35 children per cook.
The meal, which must be sufficient and nutritious, is cost­ed around locally sourced items and approved by the State under the N70 per child provision by the Federal Government.
Food quality is monitored at the school level through the head teachers, the Parent Teacher As­sociation (PTA), and the state monitoring teams.

But you guys didn't vote for him naw, let the ones who voted enjoy first

97% and 5% being implemented. Don't you get it? How many times will Baba tell all of you that you cannot work in First Bank for 30 days, then go to Crusader Insurance to ask for Salary?

[size=30pt]Northwest is not represented either......

What are you trying to say op..... [/size]

ProfDumbledor:
Why are you people so blind to see that this empowerment scheme is managed entirely by the office of the vice president who is a Yoruba man and surrounded by his kinsmen. I don't think we should blame Buhari for this, rather we should be questioning Osinbajo. The entire states (Lagos, Oyo, osun, Ondo, Ogun and Ekiti) of south west zone were all included in the scheme. Isn't it so obvious? It should be noted that the real enemies of Igbo race are the back-stabbing and unstable Yoruba people. They know that empowering an Igbo man living outside Lagos is an unthinkable and detrimental and shouldn't be tried at all. My people be wise.

On point, brother.