The Federal Government has scrapped the Civil Service
Pension Department, the Police Pension Office and the Customs, Immigration and
Prisons Pension Office (CIPPO).
President Goodluck Jonathan has
accordingly approved the establishment of a Pension Transition Arrangement
Department (PTAD) and the appointment of Ms. Nellie Mayshak as its
Director-General.
This new development in the
administration of pension was disclosed in a circular signed by the Head of the
Civil Service of the Federation, Alhaji Bukar Goni Aji, in Abuja on Wednesday.
The circular has also been sent to
all Ministries, Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government.
In the circular, the Head of Service
explained that the establishment of the new pension department was in line with
Section 30, Sub Section (2a) of the Amended Pension Reform Act 2004, and it
will take over the management of three of the offices presently running the old
pension scheme.
These are the Civil Service Pension
Department, the Police Pension Office and the Customs, Immigration and Prisons
Pension Office (CIPPO).
Accordingly, the Director-General is
expected to spearhead the smooth transition of the three offices into a single
pension administration and management under the supervision of the National
Pension Commission (PENCOM).
Goni Aji added that the new DG would
directly report to the Office of the Coordinating Minister for the Economy
and Minister of Finance for coordination and control.
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We pray the DG work well
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