Ministry For Local Government Used N103 Million From Paris/London Club Refund To Augment And Pay Pension-Commissioner
Rabin Omaku
The Nasarawa state commissioner for local government and chieftaincy affairs, Honorable Ahmed Aliyu Tijjani has said the sum of N103m was used to augment the pension of local government pensioners in the state.
The commissioner stated this at the end of Joint Acount Committee of December,Aliyu Tijjani hinted that N103m was used from the Paris/London club refund bringing the entire amount to N173m as against the N70m paid to local government pensioners.
He affirmed that only retires within the range of August 2011 would benefit full pension of 100% while those that retired after august 2011 would only be given fifty percent of their pension.
The commissioner averred that the thirteen local governments of the state got a total sum of N1.367,450,468.13k as December allocation, he in addition disclosed that a total N39m was expended on the salary of traditional rulers.
“There is 5% deduction for traditional rulers (N39m),1%administrative charges (N7m)including other statutory charges bringing the total deduction to N191m and the local governments are left with a net of N510,000,000”,he added.
The commissioner also give vivid detail of the percentage pay to every local governments
1.Awe-N52.2m
2.Akwanga-N54.9m
3.Doma-N53.5m
4.Keana-N44.6m
5.Keffi-N41.7m
6.Kokona-N48.1m
7.Karu-63.7m
8.Lafia-77.1m
9.Nasarawa-71.2m
10.Nasarawa Eggon-N53.7m
11.Obi-N51.3m
12.Toto-N50.54m
13.Wamba-N43.3m
Detail of money shared by local governments and Development Areas under 70 percent
1.Farin Ruwa-
2.Wamba
3.Azara
4.Umaisha
5.Loko
6.Awe
7.Giza-
8.Daddere
9.Keana
Local governments and Development Areas under 60 percent are
10.Lafia
11.Lafia North
12.Agwada
13.Akun
14.Akwanga West
15.Nasarawa Eggon
16.Kokona
17.Nasarawa
18.Keffi
19.Obi
20.Akwanga
21.Toto
22.Gadabuke
23.Karshi
Local governments and Development Areas under 50 percent
24.Doma
Local governments and Development Areas under 40 percent
25.Lafia East
26.Agidi
27.Jenkwe
28.Ekye
29.Panda
30.Udegi
