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Retired Police Officers Protest Over Neglect and Poor Welfare in FCT and Taraba

In a bold move, retired police officers in Abuja and Taraba State have taken to the streets, demanding better welfare and an exit from the Police Contributory Pension Scheme. What sparked this unprecedented protest?

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Retired Police Officers Demand Better Welfare

On Monday, a group of retired police officers in Abuja staged a peaceful protest to highlight the dire welfare conditions faced by both serving and retired members of the Nigeria Police Force. The protest, supported by Omoyele Sowore of the Revolution Now Movement, called for immediate government intervention.

Years of Neglect

The retirees expressed their frustration over years of neglect, including non-payment of pensions and poor treatment, despite their dedicated service to the nation. Sowore emphasized the need for the government to acknowledge their sacrifices and prioritize their welfare.

Protest in Taraba State

Similarly, in Taraba State, retirees gathered in Jalingo, carrying banners and placards with messages demanding an exit from the Police Contributory Pension Scheme and the payment of their full gratuities. The protesters vowed to continue their actions until their demands are met.

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