Excitement as Nigerian Governor Unveils Plan to Create 150 Millionaires in 4 Years

• Jigawa State Government has disbursed grants to 1,000 women in the state for self-reliance and empowerment
• Governor Umar Namadi said it is part of his administration's commitment to fostering economic prosperity and empowerment
• Namadi also promised that in the next four years, 150 empowered individuals will become millionaires in the state

Jigawa state, Dutse - Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa state has revealed the plan to create 150 millionaires within four years.

Namadi disclosed this while speaking at the flag-off of the disbursement of grants to 1,000 women for self-reliance on Thursday, August 31, Daily Trust reported.

Namadi promises to produce 150 millionaires

The governor described it as his commitment to fostering economic prosperity and empowerment in the state.

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He urged the women to use the funds judiciously to better their lives.

“This is an important day for us in Jigawa State, as we embark on a journey of transformation and progress. Our administration recognises the incredible potential of our people, and we are steadfast in our determination to unlock avenues of prosperity for them.”

“There is yet a bigger one that would come, and by the grace of God, from now to the next four years, we will ensure the creation of 150 empowered individuals who will be called millionaires in this state.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Nigeria is a federal republic comprising 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory. The country grapples with a notably high corruption rate, which has considerably impacted the nation's overall development and, in particular, its states.

Nigeria is a very wealthy country with a large population to support trade. It has a robust economy and abundant natural resources such as oil. Despite this, poverty remains unacceptably high.

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Nigerian governor declares public holiday

Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State has declared Monday, August 28th, 2023, a work-free day.

This is in commemoration of the 32nd anniversary of the creation of Jigawa state.

In a statement signed by the state head of the civil service, Alhaji Hussaini Ali Kila, on Thursday, August 24, Governor Namadi congratulated the civil servants and the entire people of the state on the occasion.

Source: Legit.ng