The opposition party announced this in a communiqué on Wednesday after its National Working Committee (NWC) meeting.
Mr Obi wondered why such an amount was approved for verification of the national register of the poor.
“Please embark on special prayers; embark on proper education for our youths,” Mr Tinubu told a delegation of Jam’iyyatu Ansarudden.
“Security agencies are trying their best to curb this problem.’’
“Nigeria today lacks basic medical care workers which nursing is number one.’’
With the electoral phase now over, he expressed that he was confident about the PDP’s readiness to concentrate on its role as the primary opposition party.
The Labour Party leader commended the hospital for the wonderful work they are doing in the areas of health, education and poverty reduction.
The “measure is just scratching the surface as it is limited in scope and can only lead to a negligible saving,” said Mr Obi.
Mr Obi said it appears the ministry was established as a conduit to siphon public funds while using poverty alleviation as a cover.
Mr Okupe said he was dumping the Labour Party based on ideological differences, describing himself as a rightist and a liberal democrat and the party as leftist.
