₦airaland Forum

RuudVanNisteroy:
Who are you paying this money to?. Where is the register you are using? How did you compute that register? Where are you publishing it?
Why are you giving the beneficiaries cash, that leaves room for fantastical corruption,embezzlement and misappropriation.

jaxxy:
It's either of 2 things. They are paying Ghosts or they are paying a very small % of people which amounts to nothing and shows poor strategy and implementation.

maasoap:
Too many useless questions in one post. They should have called you when the participatory registration and enrolment was going on now when you didn't belong to any CDAs in your locality.
They should have given the enrolment job to you when you didn't have a consulting firm.
They should have kept the register lists with when you're not FG and LG.
They should have given beneficiaries what instead of cash? The programme is "Conditional Cash Transfer" and they considered the beneficiaries the people with no bank accounts and possibly couldn't operate bank accounts.
Governments all over the world are taking care of the less privileged (women, aged, handicapped, poor people) and this is the first time we're seeing a Nigerian government trying to emulate good thing but you guys are ready to go to any length to discredit it and pull it down because you are a beneficiary.

RuudVanNisteroy:
https://www.channelstv.com/2020/04/09/are-they-paying-ghosts-federal-lawmakers-questions-nsip-credibility/

RuudVanNisteroy:
https://www.channelstv.com/2020/04/09/are-they-paying-ghosts-federal-lawmakers-questions-nsip-credibility/

Racoon:
Abeg just say "Sai baba" and move on.

madridguy:
N12billion was being paid monthly for school feeding programme without verification.

God will not forgive Nigeria leaders. They will suffer on earth and still ended in hell fire.

KunleyY19:
I can testify to the homegrown feeding in 3 states that I have direct contact with and even name schools if you want. Life and Direct. Go and Research well Bro.

madridguy:
Bro stop deceiving yourself.

Babatunde40:
Die hard APC supporters will hate this guy for speaking up.

Left to them, you should allow APC to loot in peace. Don't expose them in order for the false image of integrity to remain. Sorry fellows

fatymore:
I saw it with my Two eyes the stimulus package for the elderly given by Lagos State govt.


But the 20k....I.no see am

LibertyRep:
She added that the law (FoI Act) forbids making public the names of beneficiaries of grants without their consent.

“Section 14 of the FoI Act says people who receive social grants should not be published or made disclosed without pre-consent,” Uwais said.

Case closed! They thought they have perfected the sleaze!
If the leadership of the NASS fail to institute a powerful probe into this glaring fraud in the SIP, then they are truly rubber stamp as alleged.

I've seen videos of a handful of them receiving the fund on T.V, isn't that contrary to the same Act they're quoting?

inyenejo:
Abacha please we are very sorry , we thought u were corrupt untill we met buharigg,,, this is by far the most corrrrrrrrupt government in in human history, it took Nigeria just 30 yrs to recover Abacha loots mark my word, it will take Nigeria more than 200 yrs to recover buharigg and apcshit loots.

Lawsimon:
Hmmmmmmm
Look at this one using 'we'. Is he also poor?

By the way, why are all of them from both green and red Chambers manufacturing/feigning fake sympathy for the poor?

The poor Nigerians know that you don't care about them. You are fighting for coro fund under the pretext of showing concern to the poor.

Oga law makers, face front. Executive dey separate powers and function.

harakiri:
]So long as tribalism and religious sentiments play a dominant role in politics, the suffering will move from bad to worse. Ppl don't care about who is looting the treasury so long as its "their person". Elections come and they vote for old men who have nothing to offer except campaign rice and N1,000. And the zombies expect a functional govt afterwards.

PDP and APC are the same thing...no difference. If PDP comes into power again 2023, expect worse...mark my words. The imbeciles who my African brothers choose to vote don't give a $hit about you. This lockdown should open the eyes of the most daft civilians by now...even in eti osa LGA, palliatives are given only to " indigenes" and APC members.


Need I say more? A society will ALWAYS get the leadership it deserves.

End of!

Ubiudumo:
I gave up on Nigeria long ago. Just hustle by yourself, for yourself and family.

9jaRealist:
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I am no fan of Bubu's administration, but fortunately I actually watched the program...
And my impression was that the NASS were trying to get their grubby hands on the funds and share it among their relatives and thugs.

The NASS can get access to official lists/information that we cannot, so that bit was just crass political grandstanding..
What Mrs. Uwais objected to was merely the notion of publishing the list or otherwise making it public in contravention of the FOI Act.

Rather rich to hear the NASS blabber on about 'transparency'....
When they refuse to publish details of their own budget or the wages/remuneration of their members, despite repeated FOI Act requests.

Whatever shortcomings of the SIP program in a data-poor Nigeria...
It should never be allowed to become simply another version of the "constituency projects" scam, a funnel for NASS members.
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RuudVanNisteroy:
Nigeria is caught between the Devil and the deep blue sea-crooked NASS members and crooked executives. Either way the Nigerian masses are the ones on the losing end.
If an audit is conducted b a reputable firm on the funds budgeted for NSIP were handled, it will be one of the biggest corruption scandals even by Nigerian standards.