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Osun Approves N4 Billion Bond for Retirees
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Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has approved a N4 billion bond to settle outstanding entitlements of retirees under the state's contributory pension scheme. The announcement was made during the 2025 Workers Day celebration held at Fakunle High School, Osogbo.
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The bond covers retirees across both the state civil service and local government systems. A breakdown shows that N2.17 billion is earmarked for pensioners from civil service parastatals, secondary schools, tertiary institutions, and the Uniosun Teaching Hospital, while N2.09 bil
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