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Ogun pensioners protest, demand immediate payment of gratuities

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Pensioners in Ogun State on Tuesday demanded immediate payment of gratuities of State and Local Government retirees from 2014 and 2011 to date.The post Ogun pensioners protest, demand immediate payment of gratuities appeared first on TODAY.

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'Pay our gratuities' - Ogun pensioners tell Gov Abiodun - Daily Post Nigeria

Pensioners in Ogun State have called on Governor Dapo Abiodun to pay their gratuities. The pensioners claimed that state government retirees were owed from 2014 while local government counterparts are owed from 2011. The pensioners, who earlier protested around Abiola Way in Abeokuta, asked Gov Abiodun to repeal what they termed “the obnoxious pension bill”, […]‘Pay our gratuities’ – Ogun pensioners tell Gov Abiodun

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Vanguard News

Pensioners protest in Ogun, reject Govt proposed N500 million quarterly defray

James OgunnaikeRetirees in Ogun State under the aegis of Nigeria Union of pensioners (NUP), on Tuesday staged a peaceful protest to register their grievances against what they described as government insensitivity to their plights.The protesting pensioners were armed with placards with various inscriptions: “We say a big no to the killers of pension reform”, “Gratuities are not meant for burial expenses,” “33.4% pension increment is statutory, i…

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Ogun state pensioners protest, demand immediate payment of gratuities

Pensioners in Ogun State on Tuesday demanded immediate payment of gratuities of State and Local Government retirees from 2014 and 2011 to date.The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) learnt that the state government pensioners are owed from 2014 while local government pensioners are owed from 2011.The pensioners who protested around Abiola Way in Abeokuta, carried placards with inscriptions such as “Repeal the obnoxious pension bill now”, ”Mr Governor,…

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