Bishop Sam Zuga to raise 100 millionaires before end of 2020 with vision 0202-2020

As a part in his efforts to help the less privileged and reach out to the needy, Bishop Sam Zuga of House of Joy Ministry has unveiled his vision 0202-2020 agenda.

The philanthropic cleric, who was recently visited by a group of stranded Nigerian youths in Dubai, has continued to identify the problems with Nigeria and reemphasising the need to build a better Nigeria while promising to lead the way.

Bishop Zuga recently rolled out his plans to better the lives of the average Nigerian youth, starting from Yola, Adamawa State.

According to a statement from his media office, the cleric has planned to raise over 100 millionaires before the end of the year 2020.

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The statement read, “A multi-level marketing company shall be established. Because the focus is to raise millionaires, all stages of the compensation plan will be in cash.

Academic competitions would be organised across Nigeria, interested students will register and participate, brilliant students will be selected to benefit from the scholarship scheme. Consolation prizes will be given to winners at the local government level while handsome prizes will be given to the overall winners at states and national levels.

“Also, a multi-purpose cooperative society shall be established in each state of Nigeria. Interested businessmen and women will register and become members and follow the prescribed procedure. A soft loan would be given to members on ten per cent interest in a year without collateral, while non-members would be given the soft loan on ten per cent interest per month with collateral.

Promising to create 10,000 jobs for youths, he said, “Many small scale businesses would be established, some people will be appointed as managers, some as cashiers, some as security, some as drivers. Promoters,  technicians, instructors etc will benefit from the unemployment alleviation scheme.

“Many subsidised nursery/primary and secondary schools would be established in many parts of Nigeria with new teaching skills. The new skills will make learning as a game but not a task as it has always been. Teachers would be recruited, members will be paying fifty per cent school fees only, while non-members will be paying full school fees.

Also, free medical treatment outreaches would be organised all over Nigeria to offer free medical services to ten million (10,000,000) Nigerians.

Different types of competitions in various places, ranging from football, academics, beauty, singing, drama, writing, ludo, whot, draft, cards dancing, eating and drinking, bicycle riding, wheelbarrow pushing etc with prizes to keep the youths busy will be organised, so that the attention of the youths will be taken away from crimes.

They will rather use their skills to make money through Samzuga international family/foundation. Other activities would be introduced as time goes on.”