Berlin, Germany – In a shocking revelation, Mrs. Onyegbula, a former diplomat who served the Nigerian Embassy in Bonn/Köln, Germany, during her active service, has accused the Nigerian Foreign Ministry of stealing her pension. This claim was made public in her final message before passing away, leaving a trail of outrage and calls for accountability.
Mrs. Onyegbula dedicated years of service to what she referred to as the "Zoological Republic of Nigeria," a term she used to express her frustration and disillusionment with the country's governance. Despite her dedication and service, she alleged that the only acknowledgment she received from the Foreign Ministry was the theft of her rightful pension.
Her last words, shared with close associates and family members, were a poignant indictment of the treatment she received from the Nigerian government. "This was her last words," a family member reported, highlighting the depth of her betrayal and disappointment.
The accusation has sparked a wave of anger and calls for an immediate investigation into the handling of pensions by the Nigerian Foreign Ministry. Many former diplomats and public servants have echoed similar concerns about the mismanagement and misappropriation of their retirement benefits.
Advocates for pensioners' rights in Nigeria have seized on Mrs. Onyegbula's case to demand justice and reforms in the pension administration system. They argue that her situation is not isolated and represents a broader issue of systemic corruption and neglect within the government.
The Nigerian Foreign Ministry has yet to respond to these serious allegations. As the story develops, there is growing pressure from both domestic and international observers for a thorough investigation and accountability for those responsible for the alleged pension theft.
This breaking news has sent ripples through the diplomatic community and beyond, shedding light on the struggles faced by retired public servants in Nigeria and the urgent need for reform.
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