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A PremiumTimes reporter investigated the School Feeding Programme. Here is the snapshot of the report.

Hints: PMB critics will have a heart attack if they read it so PLEASE don't tell them.

Me = 😆🤪😂

Critics =
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According to Premium Times, the programme has created thousands of Jobs. Among others, many are now employed as food vendors to feed the over 12 million pupils currently in the programme nationwide. A 60+ yrs old woman interviewed by PT confirmed this to be true.
Mrs Indo Sheni reiterated that thousands of low-income women in Katsina are now gainfully employed catering for pupils around the state. PT agreed with her.

Poor people like her were never remembered by the people who fraudulently gave trillions of Naira away to a few Nigerians
School feeding programme (HGSF) has a goal of creating 1.14 million jobs nationwide. The programme is currently feeding close to 10 million students and has become a source of income for many previously unemployed women

See the other programme ran by critics
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Even the better than thou senator is not excluded

Constituency project - Nowhere to be found

Perhaps, he uses his constituency project fund to pay down the AMCON debt
Nah! No be so. AMCON don tire for chasing. Dem go court.

Yet the critics cry over Trademoni and School feeding program.

That person wondering why we thank politicians for projects completed does not know our history. He will never understand.
PT reported the following on PMB's programme.

HGSF is feeding 24 m children if we include state programmes.
FGN feeding 9 million +
53k schools in 30 states.
Jobs for 102k cooks

What do you have to show for your AMCON and Oil revenue?
If you think about the value chain, this programme is also creating thousands of jobs in farming, transportation, banking & finance etc. Manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers are also indirectly benefitting from the programme via the multiplier effect.
The multiplier effect is simple - People directly employed will patronize the businesses of others who will, in turn, patronize other businesses. This process will repeat itself many times over creating economic activities each time. Think GDP growth.
The report also addresses the inclusion of the participants in the financial sector. People who previously don't have a bank account now own a Debit card.

Access to the financial market is one of the factors responsible for the stunted growth of eCommerce.
By expanding the cashless economy, many more people will be included in the eCommerce environment as producers and consumers. It is a win-win for us all.

Premium Times reported that while there are issues, the programme has helped thousands exit the population of the unbanked.
I gotta go attend to some important issue. If you want the detail of the report, go to the link on Premium Times. premiumtimesng.com/investigations…
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