has accused government of “planning to feed ghost pupils even as schools have been on an emergency vacation due to COVID-19 lockdown for nearly two months.”
A statement issued in Abuja by the Deputy Director Information in the ministry, Rhoda Ishaku Iliya, added that the project would continue in Lagos and Ogun before proceeding to other states. Despite the closure of schools nationwide on account of the novel coronavirus outbreak, the statement stated that President Muhammadu Buhari directed the ministry to liaise with state governments to develop strategies on the continuation of the programme.”
But in a statement by its National Coordinator, Emmanuel Onwubiko, and the National Media Affairs Director, Zainab Yusuf, HURIWA called on the leadership of the National Assembly “to halt the sinister attempts to misapply public funds under the guise of feeding children when it is a universal truism that the pupils are not in schools, and millions of these school children may have been relocated from their original residences as a result of the circumstances and inevitable movements thrown up...
It queried: “From where do they want to get the pupils to feed whilst the lockdown is in place? Are they going to bring up displaced almajirai as the bonafide pupils or will they, as usual, manufacture ghosts as pupils?
Everyone in this Government need to be taking to Aro in Abeokuta for check up
And Npower is yet to be paid for the month of April....continue
But schools are on lockdown na🤷
VIEWER'S DISCRETION Residents of Gonan Rogo village, near Makyali, Kufana district in Kajuru LGA of Kaduna State were attacked early this morning, Tuesday, May 12, 2020 by fulani militia with 16 people killed. Several Injured with houses burnt.