Firm secures licence for pension administration
Citizens Pensions Limited has secured a licence from the National Pension Commission for a licence to operate as a Pension Fund Administrator (PFA) in Nigeria. In a statement yesterday, Citizens Pensions says it is dedicated to ensuring that every Nigerian, regardless of profession or income level, has access to a pension system that is not […]
Citizens Pensions Limited has secured a licence from the National Pension Commission for a licence to operate as a Pension Fund Administrator (PFA) in Nigeria.
In a statement yesterday, Citizens Pensions says it is dedicated to ensuring that every Nigerian, regardless of profession or income level, has access to a pension system that is not only secure but also empowering.
“The future of pensions in Nigeria is about fostering a culture where individuals can take ownership of their financial future with clarity and assurance and our commitment is to deliver pension solutions that are transparent, accessible and truly life-changing so that every Nigerian can look forward to retirement with confidence.” Helen N. Da-Souza, Managing Director of Citizens Pensions Limited said.
Speaking further, she noted that “The PFA is embracing technology as a catalyst for change. The company is committed to simplifying pension management through digital platforms, seamless account access, and real-time support, ensuring that retirement planning is not a burden but a beautiful experience.
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Also commenting, Chukwuka S. Onwuchekwa, Chairman, Citizens Pensions stated that “The mission is to provide retirement solutions that enable individuals and institutions to achieve their long-term financial goals as the PFA is not just managing funds; but creating pathways for Nigerians to build Retirement Savings while confidently navigating tomorrow.”