PassingShot:

Bring out the document or the promise and you'll see that it was clearly stated that 5k to the most vulnerable and poorest Nigerians.

obailala:
Truth be told, the promise I remember was N5k to the poorest and vulnerable Nigerians... Lai Mohammed may be right on this one.

Those with opposing views should provide evidence pointing to the contrary.

wytecat:
Why does he have to depend on N5,000 handouts when he can have a branch of the recharge cards business to train his own children just as his mom has done? He might even add an edge to it as a graduate, and take the business to a higher level.
You and your mother who raised you up to be a bum are the problems of welfare.

amazingspiderma:

The scheme was targeted at the unemployed/ less priveledge.Let's be objective for once.Who are these set of people,they definately are those who are in the 95% zone of the country.If you use you knowledge of stattistics to do a 25 percentile,50 percentile and 75 percentile you will discover where the beneficiaries of this scam of a program lies.

PassingShot:

This is not the one that specifically mentions the 5k. In that one, it states 5k monthly to the most vulnerable Nigerians upon meeting certain conditions.

rigarmortis:



Bro how does one define poor and vulnerable and how does one determine who the benefactors will be, a female graduate from a poor family, trained by the last kobo in the family with no job is vulnerable, their are plenty of them here in abuja:

Or is vulnerability and poverty defined by being a northern almajiri, something tells me thats the real ansswer, note that the handout of 5k wnt stop these guys from being used again, and the day this stops due to economy not being able to sustain it, its war

This 5k handout is to appease the north for the handosme settlement handed out to the creek militants, trust me, no economic value at all

obailala:
I am also not in support of the 5k handout, I think it's a silly idea, a confirmed avenue to waste funds and also an avenue for fraud and more division. However, when it is discussed, the facts should be discussed as it was said; the promised 5k as I can remember was meant for 'poorest and most vulnerable' (whatever that means). The promise wasn't to pay unemployed graduates 5k.

Afam4eva:
The scam continues

knuckbuck:
The curse of Pinocchio should befall Lai Mohammed and maybe we'll be able to build bridges all over Nigeria with his protruding long nose. Liar liar, your pants on fire!

Kestolovee95:
Anyone who thinks that fulanis put their own in power to change the status quo must be high on Aisha's pubic hair.
They wanted power, they got it. It ends there. You want the most unprogressive region to 'change' the country? how? Black people sef.

knuckbuck:
The curse of Pinocchio should befall Lai Mohammed and maybe we'll be able to build bridges all over Nigeria with his protruding long nose. Liar liar, your pants on fire!

obailala:
Truth be told, the promise I remember was N5k to the poorest and vulnerable Nigerians... Lai Mohammed may be right on this one.

Those with opposing views should provide evidence pointing to the contrary.

raayah:
One day Liar Mohammed will just deny that promise altogether.

They promised #5000 naira for both the unemployed and poor people.

We are waiting

mrvitalis:
Now this were opposition comes in... .. provide evidence were APC said something different or we take this as the truth

PassingShot:

This is not the one that specifically mentions the 5k. In that one, it states 5k monthly to the most vulnerable Nigerians upon meeting certain conditions.

jacksonite:
And what is an unemployed Nigerian? The most secured and comfortable person?

maupe:

You are right, they also didn't promise to end the Boko Haram menace

maupe:

Who are the most vulnerable Nigerians.