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Kogi Schoolgirls To Receive N40,000 In Cash Scheme

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Governor Ahmed Ododo of Kogi State will launch the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) scheme for 13,359 adolescent girls in transition classes across the state.

Kogi AGILE project coordinator, Alh. Ahmed Oricha, disclosed this in a statement in Lokoja on Friday, saying the scheme would begin on July 28.

Oricha said the initiative falls under the Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) Project.

The aim is to improve enrolment, retention, and smooth transition of girls through the school system.
Each beneficiary will receive N40,000 under the Conditional Cash Transfer scheme.

The breakdown includes N15,000 for registration, N25,000 for transition support, and N10,000 termly as a school attendance stipend.

The initiative seeks to remove financial obstacles and support adolescent girls’ education through targeted interventions.

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“It is more than financial aid. It is a long-term investment in girls’ futures and Kogi’s development,” Oricha stated.

He stressed that every girl deserves the opportunity to stay in school and succeed in life.
Oricha called on parents, guardians, and community leaders to support the programme actively. (NAN)

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