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FG s special public works programme will curb unemployment ― Okowa

Share The commencement of the Expanded Special Public Works Programme of the Federal Government has attracted the commendation of Delta State government. Giving the commendation at the official flag-off of the programme for the South-South Geopolitical zone in Asaba, Gov Ifeanyi Okowa also applauded President Muhammadu Buhari for not making the exercise a political issue adding that the program would help curb unemployment in the country. 774,000 jobs are being created across the country through the program with Delta state having 25,000 based on the number of local government areas. Represented by the State Commissioner for Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, the governor advised the beneficiaries to see the opportunity as their little beginning while looking to the unveiling of similar projects to engage more Nigerians out of poverty.

FG s 774,000 jobs will tackle insecurity - Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero

As the Federal Government Special Public Works commence in Kano State with 44,000 beneficiaries, Emir, Aminu Ado Bayero, has said the wisdom behind the programs will bring an end to youth restiveness and insecurity in the country. The Emir of Kano who said the programme came at a time when Nigeria is facing huge challenges of insecurity and uncertainty, noted that the program will in no small measure tackle crimes associated with unemployment. The flag-off ceremony of the program organized by the National Directorate of Employment NDE took place in Kano on Wednesday under the supervising minister, Festus Kiyamo. President Muhammadu Buhari was represented at the event by the Defence Minister, Maj Gen Bashir Salihi Magashi where he explained that the pilot program was implemented as an empowerment scheme to provide jobs for 1000 youths in each of the 774 local governments in the country.

NASS REPUBLIC: When Senators boil in anger Two other stories, and a quote to remember

There was rage in the National Assembly (NASS) past week as Senators boiled in anger over perceived disregard, by President Muhammadu Buhari, of their resolutions on issues that concern his administration. The seething anger over the President’s attitude, combined with a few others, shaped how activities at NASS unfolded. Furious lawmakers On December 15, Senators could not hide their annoyance over President Buhari’s refusals to implement their resolutions on critical national issues, especially as it concerns the country’s nagging security challenges. The Federal lawmakers bared their fangs during a debate on a motion by Senator Bello Mandiya from Katsina South Senatorial District on the abduction of about 300 students of Government Science Secondary School, Kankara, Katsina.

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