Ten million pupils benefiting from school feeding programme — FG

Ten million pupils benefiting from school feeding programme — FG FridayFeeling

The Federal Government on Friday said that about ten million pupils are currently benefitting from its home grown school feeding programme.

The Presidential aide, who briefed the minister on the activities of the NSIO and the level of implementation of the various components of the Social Intervention Programme of the Buhari Administration, said the initiatives had made a huge impact on the socio-economic wellbeing of millions of poor and vulnerable citizens.

This, according to her, is in addition to over two million people who have benefited from interest-free loans through Marketmoni, Tradermoni and Farmermoni facilitated under the Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme.

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