NSITF Reforms Under Faleye Enhance Social Security in Nigeria

Under the leadership of Oluwaseun Faleye, the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF) has transformed into a significant reference point for social security in Africa over the past two years. The NSITF's core mandate is to ensure that Nigerian workers are not left destitute due to workplace injuries, occupational diseases, or disabilities.
Faleye's administration has prioritized clearing claim backlogs and introduced new operating procedures to expedite beneficiary payments. The Fund has expanded its coverage, enrolling over 7.8 million employees into its Employee Compensation Scheme (ECS) and disbursing billions of naira in compensation across various sectors, including oil and gas, banking, and construction.
Additionally, the NSITF has rehabilitated over 100 injured employees and extended its ECS to the informal sector, providing a safety net for millions of artisans and gig workers. These reforms align with the Federal Government's Renewed Hope Agenda, emphasizing job creation, poverty reduction, and inclusive growth.
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