Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano, who’s now facing a financial crisis, is reported to owe a massive N26 billion to pensioners and retirees in his state … according to PM News.

The heavy debt figure owned by the Kano Governor, was recently revealed by Mr Kabir Ado-Minjibir, the NLC Chairman in Kano state.

Mr Kabir says the money represents death benefits, gratuities and pensions for former Civil servants … all of whom Governor Ganduje hasn’t paid up till now.

The chairman said that the payment of the outstanding benefits was part of their requests to the state government for consideration.

Other requests he said include: review of retirement age for all civil servants in the state and Local Government services like what was done to teachers from 35/60 to 40/65 years.

The NLC chairman is quoted as saying:

“This action will equally reduce the massive increase of pensioners within five years thereby giving an opportunity to Kano State Pension Funds Trustee (KSPT) to offset its outstanding liabilities.

“Government should provide an appropriate place that will serve as a bus station for the proposed NLC mass transit scheme scheduled to commence in Kano as soon as the station is provided.”

Meanwhile, the NLC advised the Kano state Governor to increase the Internally Generated Revenue drive, to boost the state’s income.

Ado-Minjibir added that, “I must start by thanking the almighty God for sparing our lives to survive the first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read more:
https://www.peterokereke.com/revealed-kano-governor-ganduje-owes-pensioners-and-retirees-n26-billion/

It can be from when Gandollar took over till now that he is owing this amount of money. This money go don dey accumulate before 2015.

But, Gandollar have absolutely no excuse, not to pay this monies.

You are talking of Kano, what of Abia that owes workers and pensioners over 3 years of salaries. Teachers in Abia state now carry buns and other snacks plus sewing machines as part time tailors to schools to sell to students. Abia state has finished kpatakpata. Infrastructure zero, welfare zero.

Cyberterror:
You are talking of Kano, what of Abia that owes workers and pensioners over 3 years of salaries. Teachers in Abia state now carry buns and other snacks plus sewing machines as part time tailors to schools to sell to students. Abia state has finished kpatakpata. Infrastructure zero, welfare zero.

This thread is about Kano.

Creat another thread for Abia

Cyberterror:
You are talking of Kano, what of Abia that owes workers and pensioners over 3 years of salaries. Teachers in Abia state now carry buns and other snacks plus sewing machines as part time tailors to schools to sell to students. Abia state has finished kpatakpata. Infrastructure zero, welfare zero.

will all know that one,but d topic is all about Kano, tribal block head

Abia state is desolate. It is a mess unlike Kano. Things have fallen apart in Abia state.

Let them check inside his babaringa, they will see those dollars stuffed in there. Let them take it and sort themselves out

Later, helinues and co will say their leaders are OK and doing them well

thepeterokereke:
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano, who’s now facing a financial crisis, is reported to owe a massive N26 billion to pensioners and retirees in his state … according to PM News.

The heavy debt figure owned by the Kano Governor, was recently revealed by Mr Kabir Ado-Minjibir, the NLC Chairman in Kano state.

Mr Kabir says the money represents death benefits, gratuities and pensions for former Civil servants … all of whom Governor Ganduje hasn’t paid up till now.

The chairman said that the payment of the outstanding benefits was part of their requests to the state government for consideration.

Other requests he said include: review of retirement age for all civil servants in the state and Local Government services like what was done to teachers from 35/60 to 40/65 years.

The NLC chairman is quoted as saying:

“This action will equally reduce the massive increase of pensioners within five years thereby giving an opportunity to Kano State Pension Funds Trustee (KSPT) to offset its outstanding liabilities.

“Government should provide an appropriate place that will serve as a bus station for the proposed NLC mass transit scheme scheduled to commence in Kano as soon as the station is provided.”

Meanwhile, the NLC advised the Kano state Governor to increase the Internally Generated Revenue drive, to boost the state’s income.

Ado-Minjibir added that, “I must start by thanking the almighty God for sparing our lives to survive the first and second waves of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Read more:
https://www.peterokereke.com/revealed-kano-governor-ganduje-owes-pensioners-and-retirees-n26-billion/

same state borrowing 20 bn to build a fly over recently..Africans needs to be recolonised