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We are not touching Any workers’ Hard-earned Savings and Pension contributions -FG Affirms

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Amidst circulating rumors, the Federal Government has vehemently denied any intentions to illegally access workers’ hard-earned savings and pension contributions. This denial comes in response to concerns raised by various quarters regarding the safety and security of pension funds.

Finance Minister Wale Edun addressed the issue, emphasizing that the pension industry, like other financial sectors, is highly regulated. He underscored the existence of rules and limitations governing the investment of pension money, ensuring its protection.

Edun reiterated the government’s commitment to upholding these regulations to safeguard workers’ pensions, stating that there is no intention to exceed the established limitations. Discussions within the federal executive council primarily focused on initiatives aimed at optimizing the utilization of pension funds within existing regulatory frameworks and laws.

He clarified that ongoing initiatives involve major stakeholders in the long-term saving industry, aiming to maximize the use of funds within regulations to drive investments in key growth areas.

The statement aims to allay fears and reassure workers about the integrity of their pension funds. The government affirms its commitment to transparency and adherence to regulatory frameworks governing the management of pension assets.

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