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PTAD clears N12.39 billion pension arrears of 11,145 Nitel/Mtel retirees

18th December 2022
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PTAD clears N12.39 billion pension arrears of 11,145 Nitel/Mtel retirees
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From Uche Usim, Abuja

The joy of 11,145 Nitel/Mtel pensioners knew no bounds at the weekend as the Pension Transitional Arrangement Directorate (PTAD) paid N12,393,567,595.80, which was their 15 months settlement of inherited unfunded pension liabilities.

PTAD Executive Secretary, Dr Chioma Ejikeme explained that the 15 months payment was part of the outstanding 63 months of inherited unfunded pension liabilities to NITEL/Mtel pensioners leaving a balance of 48 months yet to be cleared.

In 2018 and after 12 years of uncertainty post-privatization, PTAD onboarded ex-workers of NITEL/Mtel to the monthly pension payroll in fulfilment of President Muhammadu Buhari’s commitment to ensuring that all eligible pensioners get their entitlements. At the onset, the inherited unfunded pension liability for NITEL/MTEL stood at 84 months.

So far, the incumbent administration 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 inherited pension liabilities will continue to be cleared subject to the availability of funds.

David

David

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