The Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) cards distribution has continued in Michika Local Government Area of Adamawa State under the Adamawa State AGILE Project. The two-day exercise was part of the ongoing effort to support students and their caregivers through the government’s education support program.
Speaking during the event, the State Project Coordinator, Engr. Siddiki Liman, who was represented by the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer, Mr. Hyelda Bathon Ati, reaffirmed the project’s commitment to ensuring that all eligible students receive their CCT ATM cards. He urged caregivers to use the financial support strictly for the purpose of improving their children’s education and welfare.
Mr. Ati stated, “This initiative is designed to reduce financial barriers that keep children out of school. We want to make sure the funds are used properly to achieve this goal.”
Beneficiaries and caregivers who received the Conditional Cash Transfer cards expressed their gratitude, saying that the AGILE Project has encouraged parents to keep their children in school. Many thanked the Executive Governor of Adamawa State for ensuring that the state remains among the benefiting states of the program, describing the support as timely and impactful for low-income families.