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PTAD Settles ₦32,000 Pension Arrears, Disburses ₦1.73bn to 54,206 DBS Pensioners

PTAD Settles ₦32,000 Pension Arrears, Disburses ₦1.73bn to 54,206 DBS Pensioners

The Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) has confirmed the completion of all outstanding arrears arising from the ₦32,000 pension increment approved for Defined Benefit Scheme (DBS) pensioners, with a total disbursement of ₦1.73 billion. The…

FG to Issue Guidelines for Full Gratuity Payments to Retiring Civil Servants

FG to Issue Guidelines for Full Gratuity Payments to Retiring Civil Servants

The Federal Government has announced plans to release guidelines for the payment of 100 per cent gratuity to retiring federal civil servants, in a move expected to strengthen post-retirement financial security. The Head of the…

Retired Police Officers Protest Pension Delays, Demand Exit from CPS

Retired Police Officers Protest Pension Delays, Demand Exit from CPS

Retired officers of the Nigeria Police Force staged a protest in Abuja, demanding their removal from the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) and decrying persistent delays in the payment of pensions and benefits. The retirees marched…

Expert Urges Informal Workers to Adopt Insurance and Pension Schemes

Expert Urges Informal Workers to Adopt Insurance and Pension Schemes

The Publisher of Inspenonline, Mr. Chuks Okonta, has called for stronger financial protection for Nigeria’s informal workforce, urging greater adoption of insurance and pension schemes to enhance long-term economic security. Speaking in an interview with…

Kano Disburses ₦32bn to Retirees, Targets Clearance of ₦48bn Gratuity Backlog

Kano Disburses ₦32bn to Retirees, Targets Clearance of ₦48bn Gratuity Backlog

Governor Abba Yusuf of Kano State has announced the disbursement of ₦32 billion to retirees as part of a structured effort to clear a ₦48 billion gratuity backlog inherited in May 2023, in a move…

Extending pension plans to children may deepen inequality, expert warns

Extending pension plans to children may deepen inequality, expert warns

A pension expert, Mr. Ivo Takor, has warned that extending Personal Pension Plans to students and infants could widen socio-economic inequality if not carefully structured. Takor, Director of the Centre for Pension Rights Advocacy, made…

PenCom Opens Personal Pension Plan to Students and Infants, Expands Early Retirement Saving

PenCom Opens Personal Pension Plan to Students and Infants, Expands Early Retirement Saving

The National Pension Commission (PenCom) has announced that its Personal Pension Plan is now open to students and infants, in a move designed to encourage Nigerians to begin retirement planning much earlier in life. Director-General,…

Ogun Government Pays Additional Pension Benefits to Over 200 Retirees

Ogun Government Pays Additional Pension Benefits to Over 200 Retirees

The Ogun State Government has commenced the payment of Additional Pension Benefits (APB) to more than 200 retirees from local government councils and the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), in a move aimed at…

Relief for Ogun Retirees as New Pension Scheme Delivers Higher, Faster Payouts

Relief for Ogun Retirees as New Pension Scheme Delivers Higher, Faster Payouts

The Ogun State Government has announced that retirees in its civil and public service will now receive significantly higher retirement benefits following the introduction of a new Additional Pension Benefit (APB) under the Contributory Pension…

Court Orders Customs to Pay Retired Officer’s Pension from 1996 to 2014

Court Orders Customs to Pay Retired Officer’s Pension from 1996 to 2014

The National Industrial Court in Calabar has ruled that the Nigerian Customs Service Board and the Nigeria Customs Service acted unconstitutionally in refusing to pay the pension of Chief Celestine Otu Edem, accrued over 27…

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