NPF Pensions Limited has reaffirmed its commitment to building trust and correcting misconceptions surrounding police officers’ retirement benefits through sustained stakeholder engagement.
In a statement issued on Friday in Abuja, the company disclosed that it recently conducted a wide-ranging pension sensitisation exercise across the South-West.
The sensitisation drive covered Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, Osun, Ondo, and Ekiti states, reaching over 1,500 officers across all ranks, including Commissioners of Police and Assistant Inspectors General (AIGs).
Dr. Kolade Morakinyo, Managing Director/CEO of NPF Pensions, stated that the initiative aligns with the company’s customer-centric approach to strengthening stakeholder relations.
“Our goal is to deepen engagement through one-on-one sessions that reinforce trust and improve understanding of the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) among NPF personnel,” he said.
Morakinyo added that the programme is part of ongoing efforts to enhance service delivery and drive digital transformation.
“We place a premium on leveraging technology to provide outstanding customer service to police officers,” he said.
He noted that NPF Pensions remains the industry’s top-performing Pension Fund Administrator (PFA), having recorded over 38 per cent return on investment in 2024.
Morakinyo encouraged officers yet to transfer their Retirement Savings Accounts (RSAs) to NPF Pensions to do so in order to enjoy enhanced retirement packages currently in development.
He also urged prompt communication from officers upon promotion, to ensure their records are updated without delay.
