Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani don approve total of N4.289 billion make dem use take settle pensioners wey dey under state government and local government. Dis move na part of im plan to make sure say retirees no dey suffer after dem don serve di state finish.
According to wetin dey come out from government house, di money go help clear part of backlog wey dey owe pensioners for long time. Di governor talk say dem no go joke with welfare of people wey don retire from civil service.
Many pensioners for di state don express hope say dis payment go bring relief to dem family, especially as economic wahala dey increase everywhere.
Kaduna pensioners go smile as Governor Uba Sani endorse N4.289bn support fund
Good news don reach Kaduna pensioners as Governor Uba Sani approve N4.289 billion to support both state and local government retirees. Di approval na one of di biggest step wey di current administration don take for pension matter.
Di state government talk say dem dey serious to reduce suffering wey pensioners dey face because of unpaid benefits. Dem promise say dis payment go start process soon so dat people fit collect their entitlements.
Some pensioners don already begin show happiness say at least government dey try to settle backlog wey don dey disturb dem for years.
Breaking: Kaduna State set to clear pension backlog as Uba Sani approve billions for retirees
Kaduna State Government under Governor Uba Sani don approve N4.289 billion to begin process of clearing pension backlog for both state and local government retirees. Dis decision na part of reform to improve welfare system for retired workers.
Officials for di state explain say di fund go target outstanding pension payments wey don accumulate over time, with aim to reduce pressure on elderly citizens wey depend on monthly pension.
Stakeholders for labour sector don welcome di move, say if dem execute am well, e fit restore hope and trust between government and retired workers.
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