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Cash transfers alone won’t end poverty, ex-NAPEP boss urges FG to build income
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Cash transfers alone won’t end poverty, ex-NAPEP boss urges FG to build income

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
A former National Coordinator of the National Poverty Eradication Programme, Professor Magnus Kpakol, has warned that cash transfers alone cannot lift Nigerians out of poverty, urging the Federal Government to focus more on building productive capacity and creating sustainable incomes. Kpakol, who spoke during an interview with ARISE NEWS on Friday, said poverty reduction programmes Read More: https://punchng.com/cash-transfers-alone-wont-end-poverty-ex-napep-boss-urges-fg-to-build-income/

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