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PFA launches digital pension revolution for police

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

The NPF Pensions has unveiled an interactive virtual assistant platform that has already attracted nearly 30,000 police officers before its official commissioning. The Acting Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of NPF Pensions, Muhammed Dutse, disclosed this in Abuja during

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