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Kano State Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has launched the fourth batch of his administration’s 130 million Naira social intervention programme to enhance welfare and create jobs for the unemployed persons.
The welfare programme tagged ‘Ganduje Mass Economic Empowerment Programme (G-MEEP)’ was launched on Monday at Government House in Kano.
The governor explained that the fourth batch of the programme has targeted 1, 560 youths from the 44 local government areas of the state.
Ganduje distributed 520 sewing machines, 520 sets of barbing equipment and generators, 520 sets of popcorn making machines, as well as N10, 000 startup capital to each of the beneficiaries.
He urged the beneficiaries to use the donation judiciously in order to enable them become self-reliant, especially considering the the present economic recession in the country. He said a monitoring team would be constituted to monitor the programme.
The governor further assured that more initiatives would be put up under the empowerment programme of his administration to ensure that people in the state engage in meaningful economic ventures.
The welfare programme tagged ‘Ganduje Mass Economic Empowerment Programme (G-MEEP)’ was launched on Monday at Government House in Kano.
The governor explained that the fourth batch of the programme has targeted 1, 560 youths from the 44 local government areas of the state.
Ganduje distributed 520 sewing machines, 520 sets of barbing equipment and generators, 520 sets of popcorn making machines, as well as N10, 000 startup capital to each of the beneficiaries.
He urged the beneficiaries to use the donation judiciously in order to enable them become self-reliant, especially considering the the present economic recession in the country. He said a monitoring team would be constituted to monitor the programme.
The governor further assured that more initiatives would be put up under the empowerment programme of his administration to ensure that people in the state engage in meaningful economic ventures.