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99.9% of the impoverished and vulnerable Nigerian households that are supposed to receive the N25,000 monthly cash handout have not yet received it.

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This is based on a Times report that The PUNCH also published. According to the Times, data was delivered in Abuja last week by Alex Sienaert, the lead economist for the World Bank in Nigeria.

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The World Bank has provided $800 million in finance support for President Bola Tinubu’s Conditional Cash Transfer Program.

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By the end of December, 5 million homes are expected to have benefited from the program, which aims to help 15 million impoverished households in Nigeria. Only 1.5 million households, according to Sienaert, had gotten the funds.

“Just 1.5 million of the targeted 15 million households have been paid for, meaning that only 0.1% of the anticipated families have received payment,” he stated.

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