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The Federal Government has resumed payment to beneficiaries of Household Uplifting Programme (HUP) under the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) Scheme. The

The disbursement started on Thursday, and over 7,000 beneficiaries have received N20,000 each across Dekina LGA.

Creating youth empowerment through N-Power, other NSIPs On By Louis Achi Poverty alleviation and productive youth engagement remain key challenges of modern economies around the world. Nigeria is no exception. Readily to be blamed is a poor enterprise culture. But genuinely concerned governments have responded appropriately. Under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, carefully designed poverty alleviation programmes and skills acquisition projects are now major drivers of change. Conceived in 2016, they have assumed a multi-dimensional footing cutting across all facets of age gr...

TODAY February 1, 2021 The Federal Government has begun the second disbursement of over N1.3 billion to 131,764 beneficiaries in Zamfara under the Household Uplifting Programme-Conditional Cash Transfer (HUP-CCT). Newsmen report that the HUP-CCT is one of the Four Social Investment Programmes anchored by the Federal Government to reduce poverty level among poor and vulnerable Nigerians. The HUP-CCT Head of Unit Cash Transfer in Zamfara, Alhaji Sani Marafa, disclosed this in Bungudu town, Bungudu Local Government Area of the state, on Monday, while monitoring the disbursement exercise. Maraf...

TODAY January 29, 2021 The Federal Government has begun the disbursement of N133 million to 133,762 beneficiaries under the Household Upliftment Programme-Conditional Cash Transfer (HUP-CCT) in Jigawa. Reports have it that the programme also known as Household Uplifting Programme (HUP) is one of the four social investment programmes anchored by the Federal Government of Nigeria. Speaking at the launch, the National Programme Coordinator, Mr Ibrahim Jafar, said each beneficiary will get N10,000. NAN reports that the programme began in September 2016. The programme is focused on responding to...