Retired police officers seek NASS intervention over unpaid pensions, gratuity – Daily Trust

Retired police officers seek NASS intervention over unpaid pensions, gratuity

The Nigerian Police Retired Officers Forum, Kogi State chapter, has called on the National Assembly to save their members from untold hardship as a result of unpaid pensions by the Nigeria Police Pension Limited since their disengagement from the Force.

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