Tinubu Launches $3bn Programs to Combat Poverty
On Thursday, President Bola Tinubu unveiled five major development programs worth $3.05 billion, supported by the World Bank, in Abuja. These programs are designed to reduce poverty, strengthen human capital, and improve service delivery across Nigeria.
The initiatives include the Nigeria Community Action Resilience Economic Stimulus (NG CARE) and additional financial solutions for internally displaced persons and host communities. Tinubu emphasized that these programs align with his administration's Renewed Hope agenda, which aims to ensure that economic reforms benefit ordinary Nigerians.
The programs are expected to reach 15 million vulnerable households, lifting an estimated 7.5 million people out of poverty. The NG CARE program alone is allocated $1.25 billion to support smallholder farmers and small businesses.
The Hope program, comprising Hope Gov, Hope PHC, and Hope Edu, aims to enhance primary healthcare services and improve public school foundations. Tinubu's administration reported a 11.2% real GDP growth and aims for a trillion-dollar economy by 2030.
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