Police Retirees Plan April 20 Protest Over Pension Issues

Mannir Lawal, chairman of the police retirees' contributory pension scheme, announced a planned protest on April 20, 2026, to address ongoing grievances regarding their pension and welfare. This decision follows a series of engagements and disagreements within the retiree movement, where Lawal accused a splinter group of poor attendance and failing to secure engagement with lawmakers.
The protest aims to press the police leadership to act on the retirees' concerns, particularly regarding pension structure and timely payments. Lawal emphasized that the April 20 date was chosen to give the police leadership adequate time to respond.
He also dismissed claims that a rival group enjoys broader support, asserting that their faction remains committed to the cause. The retirees have faced significant challenges over the past 15 years, and the protest is intended to ensure their rights are recognized and addressed by the federal government.
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