The Nigerian government has unveiled a ₦25,000 (approximately $33) cash transfer program targeting 15 million households, aiming to assist around 75 million citizens.
Speaking about the initiative, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, Nentawe Yilwatda, explained that the scheme will provide ₦25,000 to each household monthly, with payments scheduled three times a year.
In this report, WADR’s Usman Umar explores reactions from economists and citizens, highlighting mixed opinions on the impact of this initiative on Nigeria’s economy and its ability to alleviate poverty amidst the nation’s financial challenges.
