THE
Federal Government says that it was able to create a total of 195,534 jobs from
the various contracts approved for implementation by the Federal
Executive Council (FEC) in 2012.
Federal Government says that it was able to create a total of 195,534 jobs from
the various contracts approved for implementation by the Federal
Executive Council (FEC) in 2012.
Minister
of Information, Mr Labaran Maku, who disclosed this to State House
correspondents at the end of the weekly FEC meeting on Wednesday, said the
figure was contained in the 2012 performance report presented to the council by
the Minister of Labour and Productivity, Emeka Wogu.
of Information, Mr Labaran Maku, who disclosed this to State House
correspondents at the end of the weekly FEC meeting on Wednesday, said the
figure was contained in the 2012 performance report presented to the council by
the Minister of Labour and Productivity, Emeka Wogu.
According
to him, “In 2012, the Federal Government generated 195,534 new jobs from the
various contracts awarded by the FEC. It is the practice that ministers must
say how many jobs they will create through contracts before they are approved
by the council.”
to him, “In 2012, the Federal Government generated 195,534 new jobs from the
various contracts awarded by the FEC. It is the practice that ministers must
say how many jobs they will create through contracts before they are approved
by the council.”
Source: Tribune
