Mum On Houses And Others, Fashola Reveals Monthly Pension From Lagos (Video)

Former Lagos State Governor, Mr Babatunde Fashola has disclosed that he receives a modest monthly pension of N577,000 from the Lagos State government.

Fashola, who governed Lagos State from 2007 to 2015, shed light on his pension details during an interview on Arise News Television, emphasizing the amount he currently receives as part of his retirement benefits. The revelation comes amidst public speculation regarding the financial aspects of the former minister’s post-service life.

GWG.ng reports that Fashola also served as minister of Works in the Muhammadu Buhari administration.

Fashola acknowledged his monthly pension and clarified that it is a reflection of the government’s pension system. Fashola’s decision to share this information adds transparency to the financial aspects of his post-political career and provides insights into the pension structure for public officials in the country.

Watch the video below;

As the news circulates, it sparks discussions about the financial well-being of retired public figures and the need for transparency in pension disbursements, prompting further scrutiny of the pension system in Nigeria.

Babatunde Fashola, however, did not provide details on other freebies besides the pension that he gets from the government such as provisions for aides, housing, vehicles, and others that have been reported as a burden on the taxpayers.
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