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FG Disburses N62.7m To 3,829 Women In Jigawa

October 22, 2019Mary IkokuGeneralNo Comments

So we stumbled on this news at aladeh.com. This is great, more is needed About N62.7 million was distributed by the Federal Government to 3,829 vulnerable women in Guri Local Government Area of Jigawa, under the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) scheme.

The beneficiaries received N10,000 as a stipend for October and November, according to Abubakar Dan-Barde, Cash Transfer Unit’s Co-ordinator in the area, who disclosed this on Monday.

Dan-Barde, however, said 1,219 of the women, who were either pregnant or breastfeeding, received an additional N20,000 each.

“The scheme had sometime in August approved the payment of additional N10,000 to each pregnant and breastfeeding woman per month. Therefore, this set of 1,219 women were paid an additional N20,000 for September and October. This means that this set of women have received a total of N36.6 million,” the coordinator said.

FG Disburses N62.7m To 3,829 Women In Jigawa

Dan-Barde announced that the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, had provided 114 mobile phones to 114 groups formed by the beneficiaries.

“We earlier advised the women to form groups and make contributions to compliment the monthly stipend paid to them. Recently, the ministry sent 114 phones to heads of these groups of not less than 10 women so that it can always contact the groups directly to make inquiries on the scheme.

“Each member deducts N2,000 from her stipend and contributes; whatever that is realised is given to two members to increase their capitals. Beneficiaries of this contribution are expected to also continue contributing so that other members can benefit,” the coordinator said.

The CCT is a federal government programme aimed at reducing poverty and making welfare programmes conditional upon the beneficiary’s actions.

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