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Nigerian Pensioners Tell Tinubu: We Still Have Not Received ₦75,000 in Fuel Subsidy Arrears

From Vanguard · () English

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  • The Nigerian Union of Pensioners says its members are still waiting for three months of ₦25,000 monthly palliative payments approved after the fuel subsidy was removed.
  • The union says the unpaid total amounts to ₦75,000 per pensioner, three years after the approval.

The Nigerian Union of Pensioners says its members are still waiting for ₦75,000 in palliative payments approved after the Federal Government removed the fuel subsidy.

The approved support covered three months at ₦25,000 per month for vulnerable Nigerians. The union says pensioners have yet to receive the payments, three years after the approval.

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