Taraba Governor Kefas Allocates N2.5B for Vulnerable Groups

In his Independence Day broadcast in Jalingo, Gov Kefas of Taraba State announced a N2.5 billion financial package aimed at supporting vulnerable households, empowering youth, and aiding crisis-affected communities. The funding includes N500 million for the Taraba Cares program, a six-month Social Investment and Poverty Relief initiative running from October 2026 to March 2027.
An additional N1 billion is allocated to the Taraba State Youth Development Agency, and another N1 billion is designated for relief and recovery efforts in Karim Lamido and other crisis-affected areas. The program prioritizes households facing severe hardship, including widows, older persons without reliable income, and individuals with disabilities.
The governor mandated the Taraba State Youth Development Agency to publish its program details and selection criteria. He also assured retired public servants that their pension payments would continue, emphasizing the importance of their service and welfare.
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