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Senate To Return Social Investment Programme To Presidency - Vimarsana News

Senate To Return Social Investment Programme To Presidency

Senate has commenced an amendment of National Social Investment Programme Agency Act (NSIPA), 2023 which is aimed at moving the agency from the Ministry of

Senate begins amendment of NSIPA Act - Vimarsana News

Senate begins amendment of NSIPA Act

Specifically, Senator Bamidele's proposal targets Sections 9(3), 14(1), 21(1), 22(1), 26(1), and 33 of the NSIPA Act, 2023, to effect this transfer.

Senate moves to return National Social Investment Programme Agency to Presidency - Vimarsana News

Senate moves to return National Social Investment Programme Agency to Presidency

The Senate, on Tuesday, embarked on amendment of National Social Investment Programme Agency Act (NSIPA), 2023 aimed at moving the agency from Ministry of

Senate moves to return National Social Investment Programme to Presidency - Vimarsana News

Senate moves to return National Social Investment Programme to Presidency

The Senate has commenced moves to transfer the National Social Investment Programme Agency (NSIPA) from Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation to the Presidency. The Red Chamber on Tuesday passed for second reading a bill seeking to NSIPA Act 2023, sponsored by Senate Leader, Micheal Opeyemi Bamidele. Specifically, according to Bamidele, the bill seeks…

Building reliable register for social welfare programmes - Vimarsana News

Building reliable register for social welfare programmes

The social welfare programmes of the government at all levels have, in the past, been fraught with so much opacity and fraud which were all rooted in the lack of a genuine and reliable database of the rightful beneficiaries for which the social welfare programs were intended.