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Anyone Who Has Up To N200,000 In Their Account Will Not Be Entitled To 20k Cash - Health - Nairaland

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Anyone Who Has Up To N200,000 In Their Account Will Not Be Entitled To 20k Cash by Ortintin(op):
Legal luminary, Mr. Femi Falana SAN has said that the Federal Government has said that anyone who has up to N200,000 in their bank account will not be entitled to […]

Anyone who has up to N200,000 in their bank account will not be entitled to cash transfer of N20,000 – Falana.

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Re: Anyone Who Has Up To N200,000 In Their Account Will Not Be Entitled To 20k Cash by chatinent: 10:01pm On Apr 11, 2020
Will all who hasn't receive?
Re: Anyone Who Has Up To N200,000 In Their Account Will Not Be Entitled To 20k Cash by dollytino4real(f): 10:13pm On Apr 11, 2020
am even owing my bank because it is on red mood
Re: Anyone Who Has Up To N200,000 In Their Account Will Not Be Entitled To 20k Cash by Heffalump(m): 10:29pm On Apr 11, 2020
Na lie jo. The FG is using a special device called 'povertiometer' to determine exactly those who are poor and vulnerable in the society undecided
Re: Anyone Who Has Up To N200,000 In Their Account Will Not Be Entitled To 20k Cash by Ortintin(op): 11:42am On Apr 12, 2020
Heffalump:
Na lie jo. The FG is using a special device called 'povertiometer' to determine exactly those who are poor and vulnerable in the society undecided
They are now attending to Lagos
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