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Ogun State commits ₦157.9 billion to clear retiree pension obligations

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Ogun State has committed ₦157.9 billion to pension-related payments since May 29, 2019, according to the state government. A recent release of ₦5.83 billion was approved to address outstanding retirement obligations. Of this new release, ₦4,906,950,967.98 is designated for gratuity payments to Local Government and State Universal Basic Education Board retirees, while ₦918,596,179.16 is earmarked for Additional Pension Benefits to eligible retirees under the Contributory Pension Scheme.

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The commitment reflects the state government's effort to progressively address outstanding retirement obligations for senior citizens. Cumulatively, the state has paid ₦29,116,988,743.64 in gratuity to 7,390 beneficiaries and ₦105,391,736,016.69 in pension payments to 16,420 beneficiaries.

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Who's involved

  • Dapo AbiodunGovernor of Ogun State, overseeing the administration of the state.
  • Ogun StateThe state responsible for administering and funding the retirement obligations.

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