Eno pays N81bn pension, gratuity in three years, surpasses predecessor’s last four-year record

Over three years, Akwa Ibom State has paid out an impressive N81 billion in pensions and gratuity, significantly outpacing the previous record set by its predecessor over four years. This move signals a major shift in how the state manages its retirees' benefits, indicating a more proactive approach to financial responsibilities. The achievement is notable because it reflects better fiscal management and improved welfare for retirees, which is crucial for the state's long-term stability and social cohesion. This success sets a benchmark for other states in Nigeria grappling with similar financial obligations.