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PAL Pensions launches ‘retire with a smile’ campaign

As part of efforts aimed at promoting financially secure future and encourage more Nigerians to save towards retirement, PAL Pensions has launched a new campaign tagged ‘Retire with a Smile.’ While addressing journalists in Lagos last week, Managing Director, PAL Pensions, Morohunke Bammeke, noted, ‘Our vision is to be the leading Pension Fund Administrator in…

Director, Pal Pensions, Fola Laoye; MD/CEO, Pal Pensions, Morohunkes Bammeke and Director, Pal Pensions, Funmi Omo during the Pal Pensions media campaign tagged Retire With a Smile’s launch in Lagos.<br />

As part of efforts aimed at promoting financially secure future and encourage more Nigerians to save towards retirement, PAL Pensions has launched a new campaign tagged ‘Retire with a Smile.’

While addressing journalists in Lagos last week, Managing Director, PAL Pensions, Morohunke Bammeke, noted, ‘Our vision is to be the leading Pension Fund Administrator in Nigeria creating value.

At Pal Pensions, we are constantly focused on creating value and delivering superior customer service to our clients. We are driven by the passion to be the leader in attracting new clients and retaining old ones.

For us, it is crucial that every time our clients interact with us, they can be assured of the highest quality of service delivery. The Pal Pensions brand exudes empathy, warmth, partnership and integrity. We are driven by the passion to make things easier for our clients.”

In a similar vein, the Head, Brand Management & Corporate Communications PAL Pensions, Mrs. Sunmisola Mark-Okoma, said, ‘‘At the core of this campaign is the need to encourage the younger demography to secure their future by adopting a retirement savings plan. We also emphasise on the importance of the Contributory Pensions Scheme.

According to a 2017 report by the National Bureau of Statistics, only 10.93 percent of Nigeria’s total working population has retirement savings accounts! This implies that more than 89 percent of Nigeria’s workforce does not have retirement savings accounts.

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