Kwara Begins Construction of New Government Offices in Ilorin to Boost Service Delivery has scheduled a comprehensive troubleshooting session aimed at resolving all outstanding issues related to salary and pension payments for civil servants and retirees across the state.
According to a statement signed by the Press Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, Babatunde Toyin Abdulrasheed, the exercise, which begins on Thursday, July 31 and ends Monday, August 4, 2025, excluding Sunday, August 3, will hold simultaneously at all 16 local government headquarters.
It targets individuals experiencing irregularities in payment or unresolved administrative challenges.
The State Commissioner for Finance, Dr. Hauwa Nuru, noted that affected persons are expected to present themselves with relevant documents to help facilitate speedy resolution of their complaints.
The required documents include Bank Verification Number (BVN), National Identification Number (NIN), KWSRRA Number, PSN Number, recent bank statements, letters of employment, official ID cards, and any other materials that support their claims.
Dr. Nuru clarified that most civil servants and pensioners in the state are not experiencing payment issues. However, the government is determined to address the concerns of those who still face challenges.
The Commissioner said the exercise will be supervised by cabinet members representing each local government and supported by experts from ministries and government agencies.
She added that the state government remains committed to ensuring that no worker or retiree is denied their rightful entitlements under the AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq administration.
The effort, according to the Finance Ministry, reflects the government’s broader strategy to clean up its wage system and deliver transparent, efficient services to the public workforce.
Residents and affected individuals have been encouraged to take advantage of the window and cooperate with the officials handling the exercise to ensure timely solutions.
