The Lagos government has confirmed the establishment of the State Cash Transfer Unit (SCTU) for the National Cash Transfer program. # Lockdown Cash Transfer.
The State Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment, Mrs. Yetunde Arobieke who uncovered this on Thursday in Lagos while rendering the record of activities of her service inside the most recent one year to celebrate the first year commemoration of the Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu led organization said very quickly,the payment of the beneficiaries cleared in the first phase of the programme in the State’s Social Register (SU) would commences.
She said 8,147 freed recipients from the SU from poor and powerless family units are from six nearby government zones and 40 wards.
She said they will pay the contingent money move of N5, 000. The sum is per family month to month in the first stage.
The cleared recipients are from Amuwo Odofin, Apapa, Badagry, Epe, Ibeju Lekki and Lagos Island.
She added that the mapping action to catch all poor people and powerless families in other neighborhood government zones is continuous and these families will be secured when their information is made Ava by the State Operation Coordinating Unit.
To guarantee enlistment of recipients, she said the service in a joint effort with the National Cash Transfer Office, Abuja had composed preparing for money move facilitators from different nearby government zones in the state on information and biometric capturing.
Also, Mrs. Arobieke said the government is establishing industrial hub to boost jobs in skill development and entrepreneurship, adding it is intended help the youths to get more employment opportunities.
She explained that the industrial hubs will target clusters in leather, wood and fish preservation with the intention to promote production of finished good.
Apart this, she said the government is planning a robust artisans virtual database.
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