World bank says most Nigerians live in poverty on just one dollar a day, yet the Vice-President of a country goes around giving that same one dollar a day to traders to do what with exactly?

If according to the world bank, a dollar a day can't lift one out of poverty, then why will a whole V.P be re-enforcing that same poverty?

Is this chicanery? Vote buying? Whatever it is, one thing is clear in that, trader moni of a dollar a day will not lift anyone, especially traders, out of poverty!

Shame! Shame! Shame!

shame! shame!! shame!!!

shame! shamer!! shamest !!!

the true definition of failure is when a VP takes distribution of 10,000 as his sole responsibility!!!!

is that part of his duties?

Useless government. U give a woman ten thousand to start a business without a shop or policy that will protect her. The next day the woman will start a mama-put on the road side and the second day the same government will use task force to collect the money back even lock u up

FreshBoss007:
shame! shamer!! shamest !!!

the true definition of failure is when a VP takes distribution of 10,000 as his sole responsibility!!!!

is that part of his duties?

They even hand out raw cash, such crass leadership

it is better to share the dollars among the traders than to share it among the Obas, as it was in 2015. it is these traders that stand under the sun for hours to vote.

alizma:
it is better to share the dollars among the traders than to share it among the Obas, as it was in 2015. it is these traders that stand under the sun for hours to vote.

No! It's better to provide complete infrastructure for the people, educate the people, provide health care facilities for them, secure their lives and property, e.t.c

btw, who says Obas aren't still getting money

VaselineCrew:


No! It's better to provide complete infrastructure for the people, educate the people, provide health care facilities for them, secure their lives and property, e.t.c

btw, who says Obas aren't still getting money

the infrastructural development is going on as well as the welfare package

So 10,000 naira is now equal to #357? So people needs mental evaluation and reorientation

Sam0:
So 10,000 naira is now equal to #357? So people needs mental evaluation and reorientation

What kind of reasoning is this?

If the N10,000 is used in a month, then what is N10,000 divided by 30?

N10,000/30 = N333

N333 per day is less than N355/$1 per day.

Does it make sense to you now?