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(Photos) Military retirees stage protest in Abuja

DailyblastBy DailyblastJanuary 13, 2021011 Min Read
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Retired soldiers in Nigeria staged a protest today at the Federal Ministry of Finance in Abuja.

The retired soldiers who are protestingover the non-payment of their pension arrears, appealed to the Federal Government to approve the payment of minimum wage arrears accruing to them between 2019 till date.

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The protesters stressed that they have fought for the country and deserve payment of their pensions. They also demanded a stop on all deductions on the pension of all retired medical officers as well as the inclusion of officers who fought during the civil war on the military pension scheme.

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