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Thursday, November 01, 2018

Bayelsa State Govt Commences Payment Of Stipends To Pregnant Women

The Bayelsa State Government has commenced the payment of N3,000 to pregnant women in the Safe Motherhood Scheme to stem the tide of maternal and infant mortality.




The scheme has attracted applause from a cross-section of Nigerians including Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State and a former Minister of Special Duties, Alhaji Kabiru Tanimu Turaki.


Governor Okowa, who launched the scheme and presented the stipends to some of the pregnant women, as the Special Guest of Honour during the occasion, commended Governor Dickson for setting a very high marks in governance marks in governance worthy of emulation by their colleagues.


Governor Okowa applauded his Bayelsa State counterpart for recognising the place of mothers in society, stressing that paying special attention to women would go a long way to building a healthy family and nation.


While encouraging mothers to take advantage of the initiative, he, however, cautioned them on the need to imbibe the practice of birth spacing for the sake of their health and general well being of the family.
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*Three thousand naira is nothing!!!!...why are these politicians so stingy with releasing money?

20 comments:

  1. N3,000 to what please? What can one buy with that? It can't even take care of all the drugs the woman needs to buy.

    Na wa for these people o. Smh

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  2. Weekly or Monthly?


    3'000 small but will do somethings

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    1. Is that hat will give excellent health care? Clueless govt!! With our sky rocketing population growth with inadequate infrastructure to support it yeye people in govt!!

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  3. 2019 poli-tricks and gimmicks. Abracadabra.

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  4. Aha,
    all them girls will go and fork anything long to carry belle to collect 3k. Some go even stuff them tummies go queue.

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    1. What I was coming to type oh.

      Mostly the small small girls would now add it to the already borning anyhow.

      But wait! Is the #3,000 monthly or how?

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  5. Alot of women will get pregnant just to receive this 3k,abi no be Bayelsa again

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  6. 3k? These politicians have made Nigerians so poor that the citizens dont have a choice again but to bear their insults all in the name of collecting allowance abi stipend?

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  7. Lol...... 3k for tissue paper or for what.

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  8. It's obvious the governor is clauless. That Dickson that is oweing salaries, the streets of Yenagoa is in total darkness. No street light, no good roads, no security as cult boys will not allow people be. Dickson is a mess.

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    1. In fact Ehen! Yenagoa isn't even supposed to be a state capital!

      It is purely a ghetto! The worst city I have seen in Nigeria.

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    2. You can say that again.
      worst city and the state receives one of the highest allocations.
      What is the government doing with all the money??? Obviously saving for himself after he leaves
      The prices of things are high, the houses are expensive, imagine people saving money all thru the year just to pay rent. So when will the average man grow.
      So many abandoned projects wasting.

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  9. All the politicians there including men will be pregnant as we speak
    Thrir account will receive multiple alerts for this unnecessary venture. Just an avenue to steal as usial

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  10. Yup, I would have totally failed...
    which kind test?

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  11. 5k would have been better... Abeg wetin be my own self running 🏃

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  12. I think it's a nice initiative, he is offering them free antenatal care, delivery and immunization plus little stipends, to reduce infant and maternal death rate.

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  13. At least they are trying something. These mothers need education more than money, if the mortality issue is due to lack of food then distribute food because money has a way of going in directions it was not intended for.

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