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‎FG clears 17-year pension backlog with N758bn intervention bond

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The Federal Government has cleared all inherited pension liabilities dating back to 2007 with a N758bn intervention bond, benefiting 957,045 retirees. Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-clears-17-year-pension-backlog-with-n758bn-intervention-bond/

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