9ousky:


Barcanista... I guess U will av to go for course on How to play opposition..
To counter ur Irresponsible Points.
Read this .
The running mate to retired General
Muhammadu Buhari in the 2015 presidential
elections, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo on Thursday
explained the ‘Conditional Cash Transfer
Programme’ included in the manifesto of the
All Progressives Congress (APC).
Prof. Osinbajo speaking on Sunrise Daily said
“this programme is to lift 25 million of the
extremely poor Nigerians; Nigerians who earn
less than N200 a day to take care of
themselves and their families”.
Prof Osinbajo, who noted that “we have 119
extremely poor Nigerians”, added that the fast
way of dealing with that is the Conditional
Cash Transfer Programme.
“We will give N5, 000 to the poorest 25 million
over a phased period, if their children are
enrolled in school and participate in
immunization.
“So we are actually doing two things; we are
giving stipends to the very poorest and
ensuring that in order to earn that stipend
they certify two conditions”, he said.
He further noted that the party decided on the
25 million figure because that is what they
can deal with in the first phase, adding that
“we are looking at phasing it over a period
because it will cost about N1.35 trillion to do
so if we do all 25 million at once.
He maintained that, if elected, the programme
will be done in batches of 5 million people a
year, adding that “depending on resources we
can even do more”.
He said the N1.35 trillion they are proposing
for the Conditional Cash Transfer Programme’
is not so much compared to the AMCON
bailout of “persons who are in debt, many
businesses and businessmen and it cost N5.7
trillion to do and that is a bailout of the
relatively wealthy”.
He argued that the Conditional Cash Transfer
Programme will be an injection into the
economy by the beneficiaries, adding that it
enables “them to put some money into that
economy.
“This is the government’s way of not just
energizing the local economy but also
ensuring that people are empowered. That the
very poorest are given a real chance in life”, he
maintained.
Prof Osinbajo also spoke on how his party
intends to tackle the issues of unemployment,
security and corruption.

http://www.channelstv.com/2015/03/26/osinbajo-clears-air-on-n5000-stipend-to-25-million-poor-people/

BecaciaBarbie:

Awwh....I didn't go today how was service?

taharqa:


Lolz

Realli?? Did you just produce all these outa ya Azzzz or wat??

dearpreye:


Did you also say this when he was churning out credibly crafted articles supporting the broom wavers?

Just asking!

BecaciaBarbie:

Haha of course!! I came to laugh at his foolishness and defeat poor boy! I hope one day he wakes up and realizes that his bitterness for Buhari or APC won't stop Buhari from being the President till 2023

bishop4APC:
This barcanista is a certified mumu, do you know how much oga jona dashed out for his re-election bid, oga jona dashed out 20 trillion naira for election campaign and you are here talking of 1.8trillion naira which is chicken change.

MizMyColi:
I just downloaded, read and took a screenshot of all 20 pages of said APC roadmap.

I would be quite callous to expect them to deliver on all those. Those were actually written and graphicalized by good copywriters who had very vivid and idealistic sense of imagination.

I have always praised the PR and Media arm of APC, I hope they come up with some form of abracadabra to turn off to an appreciable level, the level of expectations Nigerians have bestowed on the incoming government.

My heart goes out to Buhari, who might not be able to handle these pressures and when they start pouring in, really I fear for his health.

Why has Osinbajo gone silent?

Why are there more news filtering in on Jonathan's loss and his campaign funds. Could this be a propaganda to quell the masses demand for 5k and free meals with the excuse that Jona finished all our money on elections (which might as well be a lie)?

Why is Buhari so party conscious, this is the same path Jona took (trying to placate everyone) and lost popularity with most of the populace.

The social media painted to me, an image of a man who is ruthless, who takes no prisoners....having read his recent interview, I must say this, I am not impressed, I have to point out though, that he made some statements that showed his selflessness and will to do the Nation good.....I hope his willpower sustains that.


Well, these are mostly random thoughts and I hope things pan out for the better in the near future.
Despite my convictions about the APC, a huge part of me still looks forward to a better Nigeria, a changed Status quo.

So help us God.

usbcable:

Honestly.Nope.
But honestly I never liked online guys employed solely to propagate politicians agendas.

BecaciaBarbie:

Haha of course!! I came to laugh at his foolishness and defeat poor boy! I hope one day he wakes up and realizes that his bitterness for Buhari or APC won't stop Buhari from being the President till 2023

BecaciaBarbie:

Haha of course!! I came to laugh at his foolishness and defeat poor boy! I hope one day he wakes up and realizes that his bitterness for Buhari or APC won't stop Buhari from being the President till 2023

Tlovely:
u even need some sense to be planted into u first, cus uv not grown a single one, u dey ask somebody else to grow some sense..have u listened to urself?

FreeGlobe:

tony mind your business. It's people like you that are killing themselves over APC while the rest of us are moving on. Foolish boy

dearpreye:


And how long will it take to plug those leakages? A week, month, year or years?

Most of how do not yet appreciate how enormous running a system like ours is.

ThisMeansWAR:
Who cares of its feasible or not?

The only reason I voted Jonathan was to gimme light cos it's affecting my business.. He failed woefully and he even raised fuel price to add salt to injury...

How many Nigerians wait for government to feed them or their kids... People want basic amenities and support from the government for the small scale businesses and they will feed their children themselves.

If Buhari can provide electricity, refineries so issue of subsidies won't be coming up whenever they looted the treasury dry, and gave us basic infrastructure... Forget the free food.. Nigerians are not that lazy to be waiting for government to feed them or their family.

emerged01:


Gej said it,"we all must be ready to pay this sacrifice." if we are thinking how long the results will be achieved we won't try at all. If we as generation won't benefit from cleaning of the mess,our children won't fail to sing our praises.

san316:
Do you think ppl voted Buhari because of the welfarist programmes he promised? No!!! They voted him because they knew he could fight corruption and end impunity that has been the hallmark of GEJ's government.

As regards the cost of the feeding ing in schools and the monthly stipends for unemployed graduates, I think It is being pessimistic to believe it cant be done. If this program will be done devoid of corruption, I am sure the govt will spend far less in executing this.

When the govt boosts agric production and brings in the private sector, your calculations will be rendered void. Also, remember that GMB wants to run a LEAN government thereby reducing recurrent expenditure and cutting government costs. This will surely cover for any possible deficit


Lastly, it is too early to start crying even when GMB has not been sworn in. Wait for the right time.

OrlandoOwoh:
That will be achieved now that Jonathan, who spent 2 trillion, half of our yearly budget, on election, has been defeated.

Lerumo:
The man has not even been sworn in you have started criticizing him.

For you barcanista or whatever you call yourself. I have seen go from being a staunch APC supporter to a staunch hater.

I wonder what could have caused it. You remind always of FFK.

That said, let me offer you and your people some advice.

1. You need to realize and accept that GEJ losing the election, was the will of God. With all the bribing and the huge treasure chest of the PDP, he lost. The man has accepted his fate, pls do likewise.

2. You must realize that Buhari is not working alone, he has people working with him. The people who thought of this, must have also thought of the funding.

3. Be that as it may, why not wait and let them get to work before you start to galvanize support against him. (your bitterness clearly shows in your posts).

4. Lastly, don't use GEJ's failing to judge Buhari's success. Please you and your people should stop praying that he fails so you can feel vindicated. Allow the man to be sworn in and get to work first.

A good Nigeria, will benefit everybody. That's what I want irrespective of party affiliation.

Thank you.

MizMyColi:


Hi there

It's pretty easy to download.

First off, visit this website
www.archive.org/web/

Then, on the search bar, where you have browse history under, paste this link http://apc.com.ng/apcroadmap.pdf
Then hit search.

You'll be directed to a page that says the document has been saved twice, you'll see a calendar of sorts, click on the latest date that has a blue circle on it.

Download automatica.

egift:
The failed PDP and their supporters think they can discredict Buhari's administration before it even begin.

Buhari has 4 years ahead to prove himself. Folks who attacked Buhari and never voted for him, have no right whatsoever to judge him for thing that has never even happened.

Reference:


You don't want the President held accountable. Are you asking for autocracy. You will not enjoy that.