Oluwabash:
The federal government school feeding programme has created 10,000 jobs in Niger State.

The state Commissioner for Women Affairs and Coordinator of the Home Grown School Feeding Programme, Mrs Amina Musa Gwam, disclosed this on Thursday.

According to her, of the 10,000 jobs created, about 5,000 were cooks who were engaged from the 274 wards in the state.

Mrs Gwam said the state government had also recruited monitors in all the wards to supervise the school feeding scheme in order to also ensure that the vendors complied with the laid down policy.

“We have worked out how to make the Home Grown School Feeding Programme successful in Niger State, we are very transparent with what we are doing. No money comes to us, all monies go directly to the vendors and the aggregators,” Gwam said.

She said the scheme had also been able to bring down the cost of the raw materials by buying directly from dealers, a development she said had not had negative effect on the market prices of the items.

According to Mrs Gwam, each senatorial zone of the state was being patronised for agricultural product. They have comparative advantage of which would also boost the cultivation of the produce in the zones.

She said the menu approved was the food the pupils were used to in their homes, insisting that “on no condition would two or three pupils share one egg when they have it on their menu”.

Asked to comment on the assistance of the state government, Gwam said: “What the state government is investing is unimaginable,” adding that apart from paying the monitors, government is also responsible for the training of those engaged.

The school feeding programme was relaunched last Monday following its suspension for about three months as a result of alleged manipulation of the scheme.

The federal government had removed some top officials of the programme and directed the Niger State government to transfer the scheme to the Ministry of Women Affairs.

Oluwabash:
The federal government school feeding programme has created 10,000 jobs in Niger State.

The state Commissioner for Women Affairs and Coordinator of the Home Grown School Feeding Programme, Mrs Amina Musa Gwam, disclosed this on Thursday.

According to her, of the 10,000 jobs created, about 5,000 were cooks who were engaged from the 274 wards in the state.

Mrs Gwam said the state government had also recruited monitors in all the wards to supervise the school feeding scheme in order to also ensure that the vendors complied with the laid down policy.

“We have worked out how to make the Home Grown School Feeding Programme successful in Niger State, we are very transparent with what we are doing. No money comes to us, all monies go directly to the vendors and the aggregators,” Gwam said.

She said the scheme had also been able to bring down the cost of the raw materials by buying directly from dealers, a development she said had not had negative effect on the market prices of the items.

According to Mrs Gwam, each senatorial zone of the state was being patronised for agricultural product. They have comparative advantage of which would also boost the cultivation of the produce in the zones.

She said the menu approved was the food the pupils were used to in their homes, insisting that “on no condition would two or three pupils share one egg when they have it on their menu”.

Asked to comment on the assistance of the state government, Gwam said: “What the state government is investing is unimaginable,” adding that apart from paying the monitors, government is also responsible for the training of those engaged.

The school feeding programme was relaunched last Monday following its suspension for about three months as a result of alleged manipulation of the scheme.

The federal government had removed some top officials of the programme and directed the Niger State government to transfer the scheme to the Ministry of Women Affairs.

wakabobo:
GIST FROM WAKABOBO.COM

Nigerians has reacted on Reno Omokiri's tweet which condem VP Osinbajo's silence on issues surrounding the killings by Herdsmen in Benue and Boko Haram in the North East.

The Popular critic of the Buhari led Government took to his social media handle to express displeasure over VP Osinbajo silence. See his tweet below:

"Osinbajo DID NOT speak when

* 2 priests and 17 parishioners were killed in Benue.
* Bridget Agbahime, was beheaded in Kano.
* Pastor Eunice Elisha was killed in Abuja, and
* herdsmen killed 73 Christians in Benue.

Yet daily, Osinbajo speaks loudly against Jonathan and the PDP."


Nigerians has however reacted, some condemning Reno Omokri, while some supports his tweet. See all Reactions below

See more Reactions here>>>>http://wakabobo.com/reno-omokri-blasts-vp-osinbajo-for-not-speaking-for-christians-nigerians-react/

wakabobo:
GIST FROM WAKABOBO.COM

Nigerians has reacted on Reno Omokiri's tweet which condem VP Osinbajo's silence on issues surrounding the killings by Herdsmen in Benue and Boko Haram in the North East.

The Popular critic of the Buhari led Government took to his social media handle to express displeasure over VP Osinbajo silence. See his tweet below:

"Osinbajo DID NOT speak when

* 2 priests and 17 parishioners were killed in Benue.
* Bridget Agbahime, was beheaded in Kano.

* Pastor Eunice Elisha was killed in Abuja, and
* herdsmen killed 73 Christians in Benue.

Yet daily, Osinbajo speaks loudly against Jonathan and the PDP."


Nigerians has however reacted, some condemning Reno Omokri, while some supports his tweet. See all Reactions below

See more Reactions here>>>>http://wakabobo.com/reno-omokri-blasts-vp-osinbajo-for-not-speaking-for-christians-nigerians-react/

cc; Lalasticlala, Mynd44

lalasticlala:
Henry Shield, a member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has said he will petition the General Overseer of the Church, Pastor E.A Adeboye, for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to be removed as a pastor in the church.

Read his tweets:

Henry you need healing, you're suffering from typhoid of the brain... You better go and ask for forgiveness before its too late..stop using Holy Name mandate to achieve your self claim move..A failed being naming somebody bad..Henry want cheap popularity.


Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/henryshield/status/993791565133991936

lalasticlala:
Henry Shield, a member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has said he will petition the General Overseer of the Church, Pastor E.A Adeboye, for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo to be removed as a pastor in the church.

Read his tweets:




Source: https://mobile.twitter.com/henryshield/status/993791565133991936

willbayo:

They ain't stupid not all drugs are swallowed

crafteck:


Injection.... Do the maths

moscobabs:
500 lazy yoots

ebuk4real:
This man is really helpless in Aso rock. But the funny truth is: he is not a man of his faith & belief..

Firefire:
Who send the fake pastor message?

Firefire:


The useless gonment should be booted out.

mustmust:
this one still dey/ i thought the office of the vice-president is silent under buhari and only works when buhari is on medical vacation

Sodiquinone:
anybody supporting killing of Christians or Muslims in Nigeria will not know peace,even if he hides in a corner in his room

Firefire:
Who send the fake pastor message?

pally123:
He no fit. Who give am liver

maybanks:
OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT

PRESS RELEASE

ADAMAWA SUICIDE BOMB ATTACKS ON A MOSQUE TRAGIC

*FG ORDERS SECURITY BEEFED UP AROUND MARKETS AND PLACES OF WORSHIP

The Federal Government is shocked and outraged by the suicide bomb attacks on a Mosque and a Market in Mubi, Adamawa State, today, May 1, 2018. This desecration of a place of worship by criminals is tragic and condemnable.

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, expresses condolences to the victims and their families, and to the Government and people of Adamawa State.

The Vice President has been in touch with the State Governor Bindow Umaru Jibrilla, and has also directed the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) to ensure the speedy and adequate provision of medical supplies and relief materials to the victims.

He also expresses the gratitude of the Federal Government to the rescue workers and medical personnel who attended to the victims.

Security agencies have been directed to immediately take steps to beef up security in Mubi and environs, especially markets and places of worship. The agencies are also working to apprehend the criminals behind this act and bring them to justice.

Laolu Akande
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity
Office of the Vice President
1st May, 2018

http://concordnews.com.ng/2018/05/02/adamawa-bombings-osinbajo-releases-statement/

Jewelnutch:
HIV from using drugs? lol y'all are stupid plus the walkers and talkers

KINGEvidence:
LET US SAY NO TO DRUGS!
AND A DRUG-FREE SOCIETY IS POSSIBLE!

Drug misuse and abuse can be described as the intentional or unintentional use of medication without a prescription, in a way other than prescribed, or for the experience or feeling it causes

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse:
Drug use can have a wide range of short- and long-term, direct and indirect effects. These effects often depend on the specific drug or drugs used, how they are taken, how much is taken, the person's health, and other factors. Short-term effects can range from changes in appetite, wakefulness, heart rate, blood pressure, and/or mood to heart attack, stroke, psychosis, overdose, and even death. These health effects may occur after just one use.

Longer-term effects can include heart or lung disease, cancer, mental illness, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and others. Long-term drug use can also lead to addiction. Drug addiction is a brain disorder. Not everyone who uses drugs will become addicted, but for some, drug use can change how certain brain circuits work. These brain changes interfere with how people experience normal pleasures in life such as food and sex, their ability to control their stress level, their decision-making, their ability to learn and remember, etc. These changes make it much more difficult for someone to stop taking the drug even when it’s having negative effects on their life and they want to quit.

Drug use can also have indirect effects on both the people who are taking drugs and on those around them. This can include affecting a person’s nutrition; sleep; decision-making and impulsivity; and risk for trauma, violence, injury, and communicable diseases. Drug use can also affect babies born to women who use drugs while pregnant. Broader negative outcomes may be seen in education level, employment, housing, relationships, and criminal justice involvement.

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LordZero:
Instead of doing things that will make our country a force to reckon with, our leaders are busy giving these foreigners godlike treatment.

Whether he's the first or last to visit trump, does that change the fact that a lot of problems are facing this country. Since when does visiting American president became an achievement?

When will other nations start seeing us as godlike? instead of us licking other people as5.

Misplaced priorities. When those idi.ots starts shading us or their citizens start saying shiit about us, we'll start getting angry.

This applies to most African countries..

kenrajmill:


Nigerians of ours deserve something good, you may not deserve something good in your life... Aisha Yesufu is just an attention seeker who want political appointment.