Enugu State, under the leadership of Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, has unveiled the detailed requirements for the Next of Kin (NOK) Verification Exercise concerning Deceased Pensioners. The comprehensive guidelines, revealed in a public service announcement titled ‘Verification for Next of Kin (NOK) of Deceased Pensioners’, were officially released by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Prof. Chidiebere Onyia.
Key Details of the Next of Kin Verification Exercise:
Date and Venue: The verification exercise for NOK of deceased pensioners is scheduled for Thursday, April 25, and Friday, April 26, 2024, at the Enugu South Local Government Council.
Purpose: The exercise aims to facilitate the accurate processing and distribution of benefits to the families of deceased pensioners, ensuring they receive their rightful entitlements.
Requirements for Participation:
Detailed Information about the NOK, including full name, account details, BVN, email, residential address, and phone number.
Essential Documents to Bring, such as Letter of Administration, Pension Authorization, NIN or Voter’s Card, Passport Photograph, Affidavit, Death Certificate or related documents, and Bank Statement of the deceased pensioner’s account.
Separate Account Requirement for Living Pensioners: Individuals with joint accounts must open separate individual accounts for pension payments to ensure smooth processing and accurate disbursement of benefits.
Note: The verification exercise applies specifically to local government pensioners. It is crucial to come prepared with all necessary documents and information to avoid delays in the process.
For Assistance and More Information:
- Visit the Local Government Pensions Board Office in Enugu.
- Contact through the official website or helpline provided.
For additional clarification, visit https://www.enugustate.live or email verify@enugustate.live.
Participation in this exercise is vital for maintaining accurate records and ensuring rightful disbursement of pension benefits to the families of deceased pensioners. Thank you for your cooperation.
