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Just look at the countries where cattle rearing is concentrated, there is no news of senseless bloodshed in those places. Imagine, if the Fulanis control a large share of cattle like Brazil, there would be no living soul in the whole West Africa. Nigeria needs to think progressively, nomadic farming is not practicable anywhere in this 21st century.
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67% of Nigerians are in abject poverty, more are in poverty. The funny thing is that many of these people will still give, a portion of their meagre income, to their pastors so that God will bless them. |
The Special Advisor to the President on Social Protection, Mrs. Maryam Uwais, says about 67 per cent of Nigerian population live below poverty line. Uwais said this during a social protection Practitioners and Academics Dialogue summit on Thursday in Abuja. According to her, some of the social issues that plague Nigeria is high poverty, high unemployment rates, increased insecurity, gender inequality and poor literacy rates, among others. She added that social protection was a response and a key strategy towards reducing poverty and socio-economic vulnerabilities in the population as well as to encourage G2p payments digitalisation and financial inclusion. Uwais also said that the Federal Government has designed a four-point National Social Investment Programme (N-SIP), including Conditional Cash Transfer Programme (CCT). “This involves the direct transfer of N5,000 to the targeted poor and vulnerable households. “The Home Grown School Feeding (HGSF) assist vulnerable families, feed their classes, primary 1-3 school children one nutritious meal a day and provides an incentive to send them to school which is targeted to feed 5.5 million children. “The N-Power Programme is designed to put 500,000 young Nigerian graduates on employment and empower or train 100,000 of non-graduates with necessary tools to create, develop and build projects that will change our communities, economy and nation. “There is also Government Enterprise Empowerment Programme (GEEP), which is targeted to financial inclusion and empowerment loans programme to deliver maximum impact to the economically under- represented groups that targets about 1.6 million beneficiaries,’’ said the presidential aide. She said for National Social Programme to move forward, the cooperation of stakeholders was key in actualising it in terms of knowledge, resources and skills for transformative undertaking. She therefore called on stakeholders to partner with the initiative, saying the complex issues facing Nigeria would be met with comprehensive solutions by collective efforts to invest in the strongest and most promising sector. Mr. Folunsho Okunmadewa, the Lead Specialist, World Bank, noted that the dialogue was important, saying there are very important stakeholders in the actualisation of the social protection agenda. He said the social protection agenda has grown big due to government concern, participation of private sector, civil sector and researchers excluding academics. “Through the academia research would be evident and we are talking of a dynamic issue that change on a daily basis. “Those who are on the state level and in operations unit are constantly aware of changing knowledge,’’ he said. He added that the academia research on a daily basis and that they can use the research to help with the programme and collaborate in the state and national level. He added that some of the existing data could be analysed and given information that could help in the project which would bring about a mutual benefit. He also said that involving the academia was a huge step in bridging the gap. Mr. David Adejo, the National Co-ordinator, Youth and Employment and Social Support Operation (YESSO), also said that the involvement of academicians in the social protection agenda would boost the programme. He noted that academicians have the tools to collect data and also work for the existence of more evidence action. Adejo also said that the poor people were becoming more vulnerable and it needed the interventions which are ongoing. The CDD Coordinator, Mr. Abdul Kareem, said the academia has a lot of research and community services which could be achieved especially in data collection. “We have so many primary health centres at the community level and with the help of the academics we can achieve some of the agendas because they can help us spread the news. “Food protection agenda is a very positive development, if academia gives us support and accessibility, our micro projects will increase. “We can’t go to a community and build a borehole when their need is not borehole and with the help of the academia we will be able to know the problem of each community through data processing,” he said. Dr. Temitope Sinkaye, the National Programme Coordinator, said the social protection intervention has been taken to 21 states and about 300 households had been covered. She noted that the target was 1 million households and therefore called on the state governors to set up offices to enable them discharge their duties effectively. Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/67-nigerians-live-poverty-line-presidential-aide/ |
If Spain can be Christianised, Nigeria is no exception. |
enilove:Where did you get all these teachings from? Even the present day Isealistes do not tithe because it will be against the commandment of God given to them. Pastors are not Levites, Levites belong to a Hebrew tribe of Levi, they receive tithe because they don't have any inheritance in Israel and not all Levites are priests (Only the descendants of Aaron are made Priest). We are Christians in Nigeria, we are not Israelites and Pastors are not Levites. |
Africa is a continent with lots of very poor people that have also been oppressed by their leaders over the years. When Penticostalism came with the wealth and health message, they embraced it because it offer them some kind of hope. Pentecostal pastors then exploit the hope and fear of these poor ignorant people to enrich themselves. It’s is no coincidence that 46% of Pentecostal Christians are in Africa. Another chunk of Pentecostal Christians (35%) are in Latin America (another poor continent). |
elgramz:Not the Christians, he was referring to the Israelites. |
hahahaha see finishing ![]()
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and funnier replies, these so-called 'men of God' are a disgrace to Africans
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Matthew Ashimolowo's tweet on Tithe and some very funny replies
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[quote author=Prinq post=64052788][/quote]What do you expect, everybody will like to protect their investments. ![]() |
Ogaonos:Cheerful giving to who? and it very difficult to understand what you type. For your information, I am a Christian and you don’t know where I live. Dangote has debunk that lie about Idahosa. Have you asked your question why no one in Idahosa’s church is as rich as Dangote abi he forgot to pray or prophesy into their lives too. My brother, with this kind of thinking Nigeria will be forever backward and her people will suffer great poverty. Only village people think like this. |
Ogaonos:Please, who prayed for: 1. Singapore 2. Japan 3. China 4. UAE 5. Saudi Arabia 5. Malaysia 6.Dangote 7. Bill Gate 8. Mark Zuckerberg, etc |
Ogaonos:I am sorry, it will be an impossible task to educate you. |
Penalty82:What are you saying? Did you read what just typed? |
TribesNG:Hahahaha, Even the Chikok girls they have been praying for since 2014 are since in captivity or sold into slavery. You better collect the money, invest it and work hard to get out of poverty. Who prayer don help for Nigeria? As I am typing this more than 10 Nigerians have slid into poverty, how is prayer helping them?
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These people are just heartless . So if I give money to my parents to eat and take care of themselves, they should go and give it to a Pastor who is having a surplus? |
stinggy:There is no point spending money on printing if it can be shared freely online. They should only print for those who want the hard copies and are ready to pay for that, they should even be made to pay more cause hard copies are not eco-friendly. |
kosisoOkafor:There is no point printing, they can always share it online. |
And how is it record-breaking when it has happened 80 years ago? |
bezimo: bezimo: Please, what is the average IQ of a typical Nigerian? |
Nigerians are already poor, over 42.5% of Nigerians are already living in EXTREME poverty and 6 people are drifting into extreme poverty every minute. How else can it get worse? My brother, the only people getting rich are your Pastors. God is MMM, He is not a money doubler. |
Nuezha:Are you in a cult? |
OneCorner:Want people to understand that some of these Pastors are just fraudsters and just like MMM are only after people’s money. |
Or these? It will make sense to make some money selling stones
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Awon weree, when you want to cherry-pick from the old testament to suit your pastor's business empire, you guys will quote Mattew 5:17. So do you guys obey all these laws in Leviticus 19?
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bezimo:...........and stop quoting the bible out of context to suit your defective teaching. Paul was not talking about riches, he was talking out his HARDSHIP and how to persevere for Christ despite the challenges.
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bezimo: So all winner people are rich abi? And yet Nigeria has more than 46% of her population living in ABJECT poverty. ![]() See delusion ooo For your information, more than 90% of Nigerians are living poverty sef (a country where people earning $8/day are considered middle class). Like I said before, 4 in 10 persons you see in your church are in ABJECT poverty, the only rich person in your church is your pastor. The fact that they are telling you that you are rich or this year is your year doesn't make it true. For your information, I didn't make up the statistic, you can look it up yourself. Stop deceiving yourself. See where rich people live, some of them are not even Christians o; and see your country 'where God has instructed your Pastor to enrich its people'. Nigeria is a sick country but her citizen will not accept that fact. Until we understand that the country is very poor and accept it as our responsibility, we will continue to suffer and smile.
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MOTIVEBI: So God still dey use rod? Technology never reach that side? |
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