“The budget for 2016 which has been submitted to the National Assembly has made an allocation of half a trillion naira, the first time in the history of this country’s budget where you have that huge chunk of money allocated for social investment. In that N500bn, close to about 10 per cent of the entire budget, there are six social safety net programmes.”

“One of them is the Conditional Cash Transfer where government is going to pay N5,000 monthly to the vulnerable and extremely poor Nigerians. That promise stands.”

“The President never promised to pay unemployed graduates N5,000; the President never made that promise and the government never made that claim that it would pay N5,000 to unemployed graduates.”

“The programme for unemployed graduates is the direct creation of half a million teaching jobs so that they will be trained; 500, 000 unemployed graduates will be trained to teach and they will be deployed to teach, while they are looking for their career paths or jobs. That still stands.”

“In addition to that, there is also a scheme to train 370, 000 non-graduate youths for skill acquisition and vocational training. During the time of that training, they will also be paid. So, the President did not say that he would be giving unemployed graduates N5, 000.”

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Are they repeating it again? We've heard joor. Whoever sits and solely depend on this "castle built on sand" is sick! Scammers everywhere. FG self scammers. wasn't scammed. I told my friends anyone could sugar coat promises, and will make them real like it's happening. Infact it's like there is a diploma school for politicians.