By Afolabi Oyekunle. Hundreds of Contributory Pensioners in Lagos state today stormed streets and roads in their zones with placards in protest against the delay in the implementation of their entitlements and wages as approved by President Bola Tinubu. Singing solidarity songs and showing their anger they condemned the delay saying it was injustice to them to be denied their benefits. Agege Zone Coordinator, High Chief Ojekunle speaking at the zone. Speaking with newsmen they said the delay in paying the entitlements does not portray Governor Babajide Sanwoolu in good light to them. According to them many of them are dying daily while many are sick as they could not adequately taken care of themselves due to the low pension payment they receive monthly. In his message, the Chairman, Nigeria Union of Pensioners in Lagos state, Comrade Olufemi Olanrewaju said it is an act of injustice for Lagos state to continue to deny the Pensioners their d...
Lagos CPS Pensioners take to the streets on Monday to press for their Pension entitlements from Lagos state government.
By Afolabi Oyekunle. Contributory Pensioners under the (CPS) in Lagos state will on Monday 24th, 2026 stage warning protests in all their zones to press for their Pension entitlements and wages enhancement from the Lagos state government. The protest is coming after the expiration of 19days ultimatum given on August 1st for the state government to pay them which the government has not fulfilled. The Pensioners said they have decided to embark on the protest as they could not continue to live with the situation where many of their members are suffering because of the peanut they are receiving under the present pension scheme. They wondered why the Lagos state government is delaying the payment after the actuarists have completed the complications of their total benefits package. The Pensioners said if the government fails to pay them after the warning protests they will embark on what they call ' Mother's of protests on 31st of August to the government House in Alausa. ...