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    Severance package: FG begins payment of PHCN workers

    August 7, 2013
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    Prof Chinelo Nebo07 August 2013, Lagos – The federal government Tuesday said the payment of severance benefits to workers of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN, had commenced in earnest with the approval of about N118 billion for about 20,304 members of staff, who had been cleared.

    The payment, said to have commenced on August 1, was being made by the Office Accountant General of the Federation, OAGF.

    The Chairman, Implementation Committee on the settlement of the PHCN staff terminal benefits, Mr. Godswill Igali, said the initial batch of 3,938 names of staff comprising those from generation companies, GENCOs, and PHCN headquarters had been forwarded to the OAGF for payment, which was to the tune of N34.585 billion.

    Also, on August 5, yet another 16,366 members of staff of distribution companies, DISCOs, were cleared by the auditors and were ready for onward transmission to the OAGF for payments valued at about N84.5 billion.

    He said so far, 20,304 staff had been cleared for payment.

    He said: “Hopefully, more staff will be cleared by the auditors before the end of this week as it is a continuous process.”
    However, the disbursements was expected to address some of the labour issues that had constituted bottlenecks to the smooth privatisation of the PHCN successor companies”.

     

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