Social security: NSITF expands workplace safety campaign
Pension contributors rise by 1.3% in Q1’26, representing 12% of labour force
‘Benue owes pensioners 120 months arrears’
Only govt funding can make micro pension work — FIWON
We’re worst hit by fuel subsidy removal —Pensioners
PenCom threatens employers over incomplete staff’s RSAs documentation
Lagos pensioners demand payment of 13 years outstanding benefits
PenCom, stakeholders to establish pension academy
Lagos pensioners seek audience with Gov Sanwo-Olu
Jigawa govt pays N2.024bn terminal benefits of retirees
We’re dying untimely, pensioners tell Sanwo-Olu
My retirement plans, by Oyelekan, ex-NFBTE President
Why we set up consumers protection department — PenCom
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SubscribeSubsidy removal: S-West pensioners demand N40,000 minimum pension
To cope with the consequences of removal of subsidy on the Premium Motor Spirit, PMS, commonly known as Petrol, Pensioners in the South-West part of Nigeria have demanded for N40,000 minimum pension from the governors in the zone.
PenCom steps up customer satisfaction drive, unveils 5-year strategic plan
As part of its continued drive to ease retirement life for contributors and pensioners under the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, the National Pension Commission, PenCom, has unveiled fresh strategies to provide Retirement Savings Account, RSA, holders with better comfort and enhance customer service delivery.
Pension fund assets up 11.8% to N16.76tn in H1’23
By Victor Ahiuma-Young The National Pension Commission, PenCom, yesterday, said the total pension assets have risen to N16.76 trillion in the first half of 2023 (H1’23), indicating an increase of 11.8 percent over the N14.99 trillion recorded as at December 2022. Disclosing this in her opening remarks at a one day workshop for journalists in […]
Economic hardship: Workers withdraw N3bn from pension savings
The figure represents a 240.1 per cent rise from N887.9 million recorded in the fourth quarter of 2022, Q4’22.
Our pains over unpaid benefits — Retired Abia judges
“Not much was owed by the administration of Governor Theodore Orji. The bulk of the whole thing rose during Governor Ikpeazu’s time”
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