EX-POLICE OFFICERS PROTEST TODAY OVER UNPAID PENSIONS. (VIDEO/PHOTO).

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  Some Retired Police Officers under the contributory pension scheme have stormed the streets of Abuja protesting over several months of unpaid pensions. They arrived from various state chapters, expressing their frustration with the hardship their members were enduring due to PENCOM's inability to pay their entitlements. The retirees are urging the Federal Government to exempt them from the contributory pension scheme. The retirees could be seen holding placards and chanting, "All we are saying give us our right." Watch video below. 

YOU HAVE NO PLACE TO RUN TO, SUBMIT YOURSELF TO EFCC- ONANUGA TO YAHAYA BELLO. (PHOTO).


 You have no place to run to, submit yourself to EFCC – Onanuga to Yahaya Bello


Bayo Onanuga, spokesperson to President Bola Tinubu, has urged former governor of Kogi State, Yahaya Bello, to submit himself to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

According to Onanuga, Bello has no where to run to.

The statement came after EFCC declared Bello wanted for an alleged financial crime to the tune of N80.2 billion.

The anti-corruption agency called on those with vital information about the former Kogi governor’s whereabouts to reach the commission or the police.

The declaration followed the tussle between Bello and the EFCC.

The former governor was absent earlier in the day at the Federal High Court in Abuja for a suit instituted against him by the EFCC.

However, in a post on his X handle, Onanuga said Bello should submit himself to the EFCC and get a good lawyer.

He said: “Yahaya Bello, where will you run to? It’s better you submit yourself to the EFCC and get a good lawyer.”

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