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2024 holds renewed vigour in poverty alleviation

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The Matters Press by The Matters Press
January 2, 2024
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Abuja, Jan. 2, 2024: Dr Betta Edu, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, has assured Nigerians that year 2024 would witness a renewed vigour in tackling poverty and humanitarian crisis among the poor and vulnerable.

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Edu in a new year message issued by her media aide, Mr Rasheed Olanrewaju, in Abuja, urged the citizens not to despair because all vulnerable people would experience renewed hope in 2024.

She also promised to commit all resources towards pulling the poor Nigerians from poverty in the year 2024 in line with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

”This new year 2024 holds great promise for Nigeria’s economy under the great leadership of our President Bola Tinubu, who is committed to rejuvenation of the economy.

“I do solemnly assure you that the economic rejuvenation of our country will positively rub off on the poor and vulnerable among us.

”Mr President has already given us the mandate to pull 50 million Nigerians out of poverty in the next 42 months and we have the unwavering drive to meet this target 100 percent,” she said.

The minister also said that the various social intervention schemes of the Federal Government being implemented by the ministry was already yielding positive results.

“Because a lot of beneficiaries across the country have been testifying to a new lease of life and economic independence.

“In no distant time, we will roll out various programmes that will enable the ministry to meet with the set target.

”Including End Hunger programme, Code Nigeria, and many more others aimed at pulling millions of Nigerians out of poverty,” the minister said.

While describing the new year as “a new page embossed with optimism and a new vista”, Edu expressed best wishes to Nigerians on behalf of the ministry.

”On behalf of my ministry, i wish Nigerians peace and progress in the new year, as we all strive to build a better nation for all,” she said.

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