Members of the Niger State House of Assembly have alleged that pupils, benefiting from the national home-grown school feeding programme of the Muhammadu Buhari’s government, are being fed expired rice and given a quarter of an egg for their meals.
He said, “We wonder why primary school pupils in the state are served with poor and under nutritious meals. We are disturbed by this as it will defeat the purpose of the programme. “The ration given to the children is not enough. Certain meals that should be for one person are shared among three pupils.
Deadly brain every were selling blackmailing and propaganda every were and evil heart believe there hatred blackmailing Ogun punish all you that don't want good for.this country
Even the expired rice nor go round.
Vampires
Sapa nice one 😭😭😭
UNICEF WHO
Una low IQ continues .
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👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 buhari has done it again
No be small thing ooh
Everyday things are getting worst in this country.may almighty god protect them.
Imagine... Mtchewwwww
This man sees this country like an animal kingdom
Wahala no too much for this country?
At least the children are being fed? What about the other past presidents who never even gave the children water? Haven't you heard of the phrase 'Expired bread is better than none.'? Bottom line is that the children will not be hungry. Sai Baba till 2023 and beyond.
Not a news at all
Chai
Chai
Let's start with the Individual or committee that bought the Rice.. 🙄 Wickedness in Humanity
😂😂😂😂 wonders Shall never end in this God forsaken country
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