The Federal Government has initiated the training of facilitators for the Renewed Hope Conditional Cash Transfer program in Lagos State, aiming to enrol 283,003 beneficiaries.
Dr. Michael Ajuluchuku, the National Programme Manager of the National Cash Transfer Office (NCTO) in Abuja, expressed during a one-day training in Lagos on Tuesday that the initiative is designed to offer financial relief to vulnerable citizens in the state.
According to Ajuluchuku, the step-down training is structured to prepare facilitators for enrolling the 283,003 beneficiaries in the state.
He demanded payment from the facilitators for ensuring a rapid enrollment of beneficiaries, completing the circle according to the initial plan.
He mentioned that the project will prioritize households in both rural and urban areas, specifically targeting those classified as poor and vulnerable across the country.
Speaking about the selection process, Ajuluchuku highlighted the National Social Safety Net Project’s two program-implementing units. The National Social Safety Net Coordinating Office is specifically tasked with gathering data on the poor and vulnerable across the country.
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