Adelaja tells Buhari pay every Nigerian N200,000

 

Adelaja Adeoye, the National Publicity Secretary of the Action Democratic Party (ADP), has called on President Muhammadu Buhari, to pay every Nigerian a sum of N200,000 as stimulus package.

“To make the process seamless and transparent, the government can partner with banks to achieve this, since over 40 million Nigerian citizens have been connected through Bank Verification Number (BVN),” he said.

 

“Whatever that is due to each Nigerians, can be paid directly into their accounts.

“The issue of data base is gradually being sorted by the National Identification Management Corporation (NIMC), so, the payment process should not be delayed.

 

“Both Federal and State government can agree to make some deductions from the FAAC and JAC, for March and April, and disburse to every citizen from the age of 18 years, to support them.”

“Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, has also announced a stimulus package of $2,000 each for those who have lost their jobs over coronavirus and this will be paid to them for the next four months. “Offers are also being made to other Canadians while they are at home pending when the scourge will be defeated.

 

“Nigerian government must learn to treat citizens like humans, and provide them with supports during this trying period.

“I would have asked the government to supply each and every homes with food items on a weekly basis, like it is being done in United Arab Emirates (UAE), but this cannot work in Nigeria, as majority of those items will end up missing in transit, apart from the fact that we cannot handle such for over 180 million people.

 

 

 

“The best is to do a direct transfer to them, so that they can use the money to buy food, drugs, and other items that will help them to stay alive and be comfortable,” Adelaja noted.

 

 

 

Ameh

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