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Remembrance - Mrs. B.A ADEWUMI (1938-2006)

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  Your teachings revolved around discipline, obedience, humility, transparency, integrity, honesty, firmness in the face of intimidation, threats and attacks, the rule of law and due process among several other guidelines for good and successful living. 8th March, 2025 will make it 19 years ago that you left this sin filled and wicked world. The evil doers  will never go unpunished.  You are still in our minds Continue to rest in the bossom of the Lord Mrs. Victoria Ande Mrs. Hannah Mujakperuo Solomon Adetayo Adewunmi For and on behalf of The Adewumi family Read God's Word

Workers should have unhindered access to all their funds in PFAs on retirement-Labor Leader

The Federal Government has been called upon to carry out a review of the laws on the contributory pensions scheme in favor of workers. This call was made by the chairman of the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria(MHWUN), University College Hospital(UCH) branch, Ibadan, Nigeria, Comrade Simeon Ibekwe. ''Talking about the opposition to the contributory pension scheme, the perspective has to do with the fact that workers can only access a certain percentage of their funds while the other percentage remains with the Pension Funds Administrators(PFA). They don't have to dictate to us how we will use our money. I wish the government would review the law and set it aside. Once workers retire, they should collect all their money,'' Comrade Ibekwe stated. Similarly, the chairman of the Non-Academic Staff Union and Associated Institutions(NASU) UCH branch, Comrade Kerhinde Abiona has advised workers to change their PFAs if they discover that their service delivery is not satisfactory. ''The window for people to move around is open. If any worker is not satisfied with his or her PFA such a worker can move. PFAs must sit tight, they know that anytime you can move your Retirement Savings Account(RSA, Comrade Abiona stated.

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