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NLC berates Abia Govt for inflicting pains, hardship on pensioners

By Victor Ahiuma-Young Leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, have blasted the Abia State Government for inflicting untold hardship, pains and suffering on the state’s senior citizens by refusing to pay their arrears and backlog of pensions and other benefits for over three years.  This came as the aggrieved retirees stormed the streets of […]

20 PFAs meet N5bn PenCom recapitalisation deadline

By Victor Ahiuma-Young The National Pension Commission, PenCom, has announced that 20 Pension Fund Administrators, PFAs, have met its N5 billion minimum recapitalisation deadline from N1billion. The Commission has also announced the approval of the acquisition of AIICO Pension Managers Limited by FCMB Pensions Limited. It equally approved the merger between Tangerine Pensions Limited and […]

Good news for pensioners under contributory pension scheme

By Victor Ahiuma-Young THE National Pension Commission, PenCom, has announced and issued for immediate implementation, a revised regulation on retirement and terminal benefits for workers under the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS. In the first comprehensive review of the regulation since its initial issuance in 2007, the commission in a statement informed that revised regulation simplifies […]

20 Pension Fund Administrators meet deadline for N5bn minimum capital – PenCom

Twenty Pension Fund Administrators (PFAs) met PenCom’s deadline to increase their Minimum Regulatory Capital (shareholders’ fund) from N1 billion to N5 billion by April 27. Pension Commission (PenCom) made the declaration in a statement it issued in Lagos on Friday. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that in 2021, PenCom approved recapitalisation for PFAs, […]

Pensioners tell tales of woe over 37, 40 months unpaid arrears in Abia

By Steve Oko The condition of pensioners in Abia State is very pathetic, as the senior citizens lament 37 months of unpaid pension arrears, amidst increasing untimely deaths of colleagues over frustrating living conditions due to lack of money to meet their basic needs. Their pain is worsened not necessarily because of the backlog of […]

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