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Nigerian Pension Industry – A journey with definite destination -

    Globally, matters pertaining to taking care of retired and aged citizens are of great concern to government. The concerns bother majorly on the non-availability of funds to pay the aged citizens who worked for the government, resulting in huge pension liabilities. The schemes in Nigeria prior to the commencement of the Pension reform were Pay As You Go and Defined Benefit in the public sector and Provident Fund/Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) for the private sector. Whilst a few private organisations have some forms of exit benefits, these were not sustainable pension arrangements as they do not provide for savings to cater for the employees’ livelihood during old age.

Contributory Pension: Going the way of old scheme? - By:

Contributory Pension: Going the way of old scheme? By Tue Feb 23 2021 The Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) was introduced in 2004 by then President Olusegun Obasanjo’s administration to address the problems of late payment of pensions and gratuities to retirees. The CPS established via Pension Reform Act, 2004, covered both the public and private sector workers. For federal workers, the CPS is compulsory since inception, while some states are implementing the scheme. However, the problems associated with the old scheme had started to rear its ugly head. Under the CPS, retirees are supposed to be paid their entitlements three months after retirement. That was so at the initial stage, but not now.

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