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This is a tricky situation. Increasing police presence in communities is a good goal, but the safety of lawmakers and other officials also matters, especially with rising insecurity. A clear framework on VIP categories and how protection will be assigned could help avoid confusion. Hopefully the policy can be fine-tuned so it strengthens public security without leaving anyone unnecessarily exposed.

Islie:
https://punchng.com/only-44-of-social-benefits-reach-poor-nigerians-wbank/?amp

This report really highlights the gap between government spending and actual impact on poverty in Nigeria. It’s concerning that billions are spent, yet only a fraction reaches the poorest, especially since larger households end up getting less per person. Clearly, the design of these social safety nets needs a rethink - better targeting, increased funding, and leveraging programs like the National Social Registry could make a huge difference. Until then, many vulnerable Nigerians will continue to be left behind despite all the promises.