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Federal Govt Pays N12.39bn Pension Arrears Of Ex NITEL/MTEL Pensioners

by Mark Itsibor
3 years ago
in Business
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Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) says it has paid the total sum of N12,393,567,595.80 billion representing 15-months settlement of inherited unfunded pension liabilities to 11,145 NITEL/MTELpensioners.

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PTAD executive secretary, Dr Chioma Ejikeme explained that the 15 months payment is part of the outstanding 63 months of inherited unfunded pension liabilities to NITEL/MTELpensioners leaving a balance of 48months yet to be settled.

In 2018 and after 12 years of uncertainty post privatisation, PTAD onboard ex-workers of NITEL/MTELto the monthly pension payroll in fulfillment of President Muhammadu Buhari’s commitment to ensuring that all eligible pensioners get their entitlements.

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At the onset, the inherited unfunded pension liability for NITEL/MTEL stood at 84-months,

So far, the federal government through PTAD has cleared 36-months out of the inherited arrears as follows 1-month in 2019; 6-months in 2020; 14-months in 2021 and 15-months in 2022.

Dr Ejikeme gave the assurance that the backlog of NITEL/Mtel inheritied pension liabilities will continue to be cleared subject to available funds.

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