Nigerian Pensioners Demand Unpaid Fuel Subsidy Palliatives from Government

The Nigerian Union of Pensioners is pressing the Federal Government to disburse three years of owed ₦25,000 monthly subsidies intended for vulnerable citizens after the fuel subsidy removal.

5 Sept, 15:46 — 5 Sept, 15:46

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Pensioners to Tinubu: We’re yet to get subsidy palliative arrears of ₦75,000

The Nigerian Union of Pensioners (NUP) has lamented that, three years after the Federal Government approved a three-month ₦25,000 monthly palliative for vulnerable Nigerians following the removal of the fuel subsidy, pensioners—its members—are still waiting for payment. The post Pensioners to Tinubu: We’re yet to get subsidy palliative arrears of ₦75,000 appeared first on Vanguard News.

By Henry Oduah

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Nigerian Pensioners Demand Unpaid Fuel Subsidy Palliatives from Government

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Pensioners to Tinubu: We’re yet to get subsidy palliative arrears of ₦75,000

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