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FG Supports 25,204 Vulnerable Households in Plateau With Cash Transfers

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The Federal Government has disbursed financial support to 25,204 vulnerable households in Plateau State under the Renewed Hope Cash Transfer programme, officials confirmed on Friday.

Mrs. Mary Fom, Coordinator of the National Social Investment Programme (NSIP) in Plateau, revealed the update during a one-day stakeholders’ engagement meeting in Jos. She said the intervention is part of the government’s wider poverty reduction drive.

“So far, we have produced debit cards for 25,204 beneficiaries in Plateau. Of these, 23,797 have collected their cards, while 1,371 cards are still unclaimed,” Fom explained. She noted that efforts are ongoing to reach the remaining beneficiaries so that payment service providers can complete the distribution process.

According to her, many of the unclaimed cards belong to residents who may have relocated due to security challenges in their communities.

Fom also highlighted other components of the NSIP—such as N-Power, the National Home-Grown School Feeding Programme, and the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme—as part of the Federal Government’s broader strategy to support vulnerable Nigerians.

She said the engagement with stakeholders was designed to gather suggestions on strengthening the programme’s operations in Plateau.

The coordinator expressed appreciation to President Bola Tinubu for his commitment to poverty eradication and to Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang for providing an enabling environment for the scheme’s implementation.

The Renewed Hope Cash Transfer programme is a key component of the Federal Government’s effort to provide direct financial relief to vulnerable households across the country, particularly those affected by economic hardship and security challenges.

 

 

 

 

 

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ROTN Simi Simji Goshwe has officially assumed office as the new President of the Rotary Club of Naraguta, pledging to build on the Legacy

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The investiture ceremony, held at Crest Hotel, Jos, brought together members of the club, guests, and other Rotary stakeholders who witnessed the formal handover of leadership and reaffirmed their commitment to the ideals of Rotary International.

The newly inaugurated President of the Rotary Club of Naraguta, ROTN Simi Simji Goshwe, has pledged to sustain the club’s humanitarian mission through projects that will directly improve the lives of vulnerable people across Plateau State.

She said Rotary remains a structured organisation guided by its seven areas of focus, stressing that her administration would build on the achievements of previous leaders through consistency and dedicated service.

“Rotary is very structured and well organised. What I’m going to do is remain consistent in carrying on the projects we need to do.”

Goshwe announced that her first major project would involve providing complete school uniforms, sandals, school bags and learning materials to 50 indigent pupils in public primary schools to encourage education and restore their confidence.

“We want these children who trek barefoot to school and wear tattered uniforms to be clothed and given a sense of confidence and dignity as they prepare for school resumption.”

She urged members not to be discouraged by the country’s economic challenges but to remain committed to Rotary’s ideals by contributing their time, talents and resources while seeking support from individuals and organisations with humanitarian interests.

“We have projects to execute every month throughout our one-year leadership, including healthcare, peacebuilding, women empowerment, support for widows, tree planting and capacity-building programmes. It is going to be a year packed with activities that will directly impact the people.”

A pioneer member of the Rotary Club of Naraguta, Alhaji Abdulaziz Haruna, has expressed confidence in the ability of the club’s new President, ROTN Simi Simji Goshwe, to deliver impactful leadership, noting that she had undergone the required Rotary training and was well prepared for the task ahead.

He urged her to build on the achievements of past presidents through hard work and dedication, saying, “I’m encouraging her to work hard because previous presidents have worked hard. She has attended the district training seminar, and I have no doubt in my mind that she will perform well.”

Major Donor, Mr. Lucky Aliyu Momoh, congratulated the newly inaugurated President of the Rotary Club of Naraguta, ROTN Simi Simji Goshwe, urging her to focus on projects that would positively impact lives and leave a lasting legacy. He wished her a successful tenure, expressing confidence that her achievements would continue to speak for her long after she leaves office.

Dr. Celestina Ogbeh commended the new President of the Rotary Club of Naraguta, ROTN Simi Simji Goshwe, describing her as a proactive and committed leader. She expressed confidence in Goshwe’s ability to deliver impactful projects, noting that her preparedness before assuming office was a clear indication that her tenure would be marked by meaningful achievements and lasting community impact.

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Oyo APC releases list of candidates ahead of 2027 

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The Oyo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has released the names of its candidates ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The list contains the party’s governorship candidate, senatorial candidates, House of Representatives candidates and candidates for the State House of Assembly.

The list obtained by DAILY POST on Thursday shows Barrister Sharafadeen Alli as the governorship candidate, while the trio of Senator Yunus Akintunde, Hon. Aderemi Oseni and Mrs Hannah Ogunesan were named as the candidates for Oyo Central, Oyo South and Oyo North Senatorial Districts, respectively.

The list also contains the names of the 14 candidates for the 14 federal constituencies in the state.

It also contains the names of the 32 candidates for the 32 House of Assembly seats in the state.

Here is the list…

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