5 State Governors That will be Retiring into Lives of Luxury After May 29, 2023

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About Seventeen state governors will hand over to their successors on May 29, 2023 and retire into lives of luxury with generous benefits for their services to their respective states even as Nigeria is faced with economic crises, massive debt, unhappy and underpaid workers and pensioners.

Some of the outgoing governors, most of who will be completing two terms of eight years in office on May 28, will be entitled to generous monetary pensions, mansions to be built in locations of their choice, luxury vehicles and as well as security aides, among others, based on laws passed by their respective state houses of assembly.

1. Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State
Governor Wike and his deputy, will enjoy generous benefits after leaving office as provided in the Rivers State Pensions for Governor and Deputy Governor Law, in 2012.

The law provides that three new vehicles should be purchased for former governors, and the vehicles are to be changed every four years. This is in addition to the payment of 100 per cent of their basic salaries, 300 per cent of their annual basic salary for furniture, free medical services and provision for entertainment. Same with their deputies.

The pension law for former governors and their deputies was signed by the former governor Rotimi Amaechi and made other provisions such as two choice houses in any area of their choice in Rivers State and Abuja and three cars replaceable every three years for the governor.

So Governor Wike will be entitled to all these except he decides otherwise.

2. Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State
Governor Ifeanyi Okowa is entitled to a furnished duplex in Delta State or any other state in the country; medical treatment for him and members of his immediate family; two vehicles, including a utility vehicle every two years. two armed policemen and one DSS officer; 15 days’ annual vacation in any place of his choice and other benefits. The deputy governor is also entitled to similar package.

The law makes provision for ex-governors to be paid allowances and other benefits pegged at N50m yearly.

The Delta State Governor and Deputy Governor Pension Rights and other Benefits Law, 2005 was signed into law by former governor James Ibori, who ruled the state between 1999 and 2007

3. Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State
Akwa Ibom reportedly spends an average of N267.78m yearly on ex-governors and their deputies and Governor Emmanuel and his deputy are expected to enjoy the same as the state’s Pension Act, signed in 2014.

They are also entitled to the replacement of official and utility vehicles every four years and N100m as medical allowance as provided for in the law.

The Governor Pension Rights and other Benefits Law was signed into law by former governor of the state, Godswill Akpabio.

4. Governor Ganduje of Kano State
Governor Ganduje and his deputy are entitled to 100 per cent of their basic salaries, six-bedroom house and free medical treatment for them and members of their families upon handover on May 29, 2023.

The law guiding pension rights for former governors and deputy governors also states that they will get well equipped offices.

5. Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State
Governor Ikpeazu is entitled to 100 per cent of his salary and official vehicles worth N20m to be replaced every four years, two operatives of the DSS, two policemen for the security of his house, as well as allowances for cooks, stewards, driver and gardener, while his deputy will enjoy similar benefits.

The law also made provision for medical attention for the former governors, their families and their deputies.

The Pension Law for former governors and deputy governors of the state also provides that former governors are entitled to pensions, allowances and privileges in accordance with the State law.

Are these things necessary for someone that spent 8 years looting?
Honestly Nigeria keep wasting resources on these old fools that kept this country in this sorry state

Wey Ben ayade

What kind of car can N20m buy, okezie Ikpeazu is last man standing and should be removed from the list of those retiring into luxury to those retiring into Normal life

Newsday:
5 State Governors That will be Retiring into Lives of Luxury After May 29, 2023

Watch video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzD9P2S-97o

About Seventeen state governors will hand over to their successors on May 29, 2023 and retire into lives of luxury with generous benefits for their services to their respective states even as Nigeria is faced with economic crises, massive debt, unhappy and underpaid workers and pensioners.

Some of the outgoing governors, most of who will be completing two terms of eight years in office on May 28, will be entitled to generous monetary pensions, mansions to be built in locations of their choice, luxury vehicles and as well as security aides, among others, based on laws passed by their respective state houses of assembly.

1. Governors Nyesom Wike of Rivers State
Governor Wike and his deputy, will enjoy generous benefits after leaving office as provided in the Rivers State Pensions for Governor and Deputy Governor Law, in 2012.

The law provides that three new vehicles should be purchased for former governors, and the vehicles are to be changed every four years. This is in addition to the payment of 100 per cent of their basic salaries, 300 per cent of their annual basic salary for furniture, free medical services and provision for entertainment. Same with their deputies.

The pension law for former governors and their deputies was signed by the former governor Rotimi Amaechi and made other provisions such as two choice houses in any area of their choice in Rivers State and Abuja and three cars replaceable every three years for the governor.

So Governor Wike will be entitled to all these except he decides otherwise.

2. Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State
Governor Ifeanyi Okowa is entitled to a furnished duplex in Delta State or any other state in the country; medical treatment for him and members of his immediate family; two vehicles, including a utility vehicle every two years. two armed policemen and one DSS officer; 15 days’ annual vacation in any place of his choice and other benefits. The deputy governor is also entitled to similar package.

The law makes provision for ex-governors to be paid allowances and other benefits pegged at N50m yearly.

The Delta State Governor and Deputy Governor Pension Rights and other Benefits Law, 2005 was signed into law by former governor James Ibori, who ruled the state between 1999 and 2007

3. Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State
Akwa Ibom reportedly spends an average of N267.78m yearly on ex-governors and their deputies and Governor Emmanuel and his deputy are expected to enjoy the same as the state’s Pension Act, signed in 2014.

They are also entitled to the replacement of official and utility vehicles every four years and N100m as medical allowance as provided for in the law.

The Governor Pension Rights and other Benefits Law was signed into law by former governor of the state, Godswill Akpabio.

4. Governor Ganduje of Kano State
Governor Ganduje and his deputy are entitled to 100 per cent of their basic salaries, six-bedroom house and free medical treatment for them and members of their families upon handover on May 29, 2023.

The law guiding pension rights for former governors and deputy governors also states that they will get well equipped offices.

5. Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State
Governor Ikpeazu is entitled to 100 per cent of his salary and official vehicles worth N20m to be replaced every four years, two operatives of the DSS, two policemen for the security of his house, as well as allowances for cooks, stewards, driver and gardener, while his deputy will enjoy similar benefits.

The law also made provision for medical attention for the former governors, their families and their deputies.

The Pension Law for former governors and deputy governors of the state also provides that former governors are entitled to pensions, allowances and privileges in accordance with the State law.

others can get it but okezie ikpeazu will not get

They never retire

All of them don't s deserve any post retirement benefits as they were paid salaries and have looted their states dry especially Gandollar. He only deserved to be arrested, prosecuted, convicted and jailed for his dollar bribe crime.

Won't still be enough for their 10th generations coming.

After spending 8yrs ?... They can maintain pension and not all these protocols too. Even Okezuo Ikpeazu seff

All of them successfully embezzled their state funds,na we be your best plug for everything Sexual enhancement tho

Their luck

Nigerians are okay with it. Provided they belong to the tribe and religion of the majority.

It will not work in Abia

Ok


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUKZncbmI0U

Ok
Retiring into lives of luxury, while supporters are dying in poverty.

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I know say wike go be no.1 that him house for Ada George Road you only find such in Hollywood

Wike

Since we have supporters of these financial bandits on this platform, una deserve even worse for una country

Some civil servants worked for good 35yrs but their gratuity is less than 3million naira

May the good Lord bless the civil servants out there & make their children becomes successful in life

Until we cut excesses of politicians, Nigeria is going nowhere

The amount of money these politicians dey swallow is more than enough to build this country

Will this benefits continue after their demise

Some of these governors are retired civil servants so they earn pensions some are sitting senators

Multiple streams of income

Nigeria can never get head. The earlier she break up the better for everyone.

4 out of the 5 are oil producing state
A definition of oil money
While the masses are suffering

What have we signed into law
God!!!! Are these not too much ?

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Wike is 2 persons in one. He is the Governor as well as deputy.

Nonsense post this is what we know about the black African citizen that is WHY they always try to be leader by force by fire