Post by Ismail AbdulAzeez on Jul 20, 2021 12:42:52 GMT 1
Covid-19: Federal Government of Nigeria Launches Rapid Response Register (RRR) For Urban Poor Affected By The Pandemic
The Government will be registering and disbursing the money to qualified Nigerians through your cell phones by sending text messages to you.
Always check your text messages when they send them. Many people label all text messages as coming from the GSM Networks.
Are you aware that the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) has launched a programme known as Rapid Response Register (RRR) For Urban Poor Affected by the Pandemic?
You probably have not heard about such a programme. The Federal Government of Nigeria launched the Covid-19 Rapid Response Register (RRR), an emergency intervention database for the urban poor that have been made poorer by the pandemic.
No fewer than 20,000 poor and vulnerable households spread across seven (7) local government areas in Lagos State would benefit from the Covid-19 Rapid Response Register (RRR) cash transfer.
This information was made available few months ago by the Coordinator of the Lagos State Operations Coordinating Unit (LASOCU) of the National Social Safety Nets Register (NSR), Mrs. Oluwakemi Adedeji.
The Vice President, Professor Osinbajo said that the new register complements the already existing platforms under the World Bank supported National Social Safety-nets Project (NASSP).
The Government will be registering and disbursing the money to qualified Nigerians through your cell phones by sending text messages to you.
Always check your text messages when they send them. Many people label all text messages as coming from the GSM Networks.
Are you aware that the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) has launched a programme known as Rapid Response Register (RRR) For Urban Poor Affected by the Pandemic?
You probably have not heard about such a programme. The Federal Government of Nigeria launched the Covid-19 Rapid Response Register (RRR), an emergency intervention database for the urban poor that have been made poorer by the pandemic.
No fewer than 20,000 poor and vulnerable households spread across seven (7) local government areas in Lagos State would benefit from the Covid-19 Rapid Response Register (RRR) cash transfer.
This information was made available few months ago by the Coordinator of the Lagos State Operations Coordinating Unit (LASOCU) of the National Social Safety Nets Register (NSR), Mrs. Oluwakemi Adedeji.
The Vice President, Professor Osinbajo said that the new register complements the already existing platforms under the World Bank supported National Social Safety-nets Project (NASSP).
