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The Controller and Accountant General's Department (CAGD) has initiated a nationwide verification operation for CAP 30 retirees, aiming to connect their National Identification Authority (NIA) numbers with the pension database.
The primary objective of this procedure, which began earlier this month, is to ensure that payments are made only to legitimate pensioners by purging the database.
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In a statement released by Kwasi Kwaning-Bosompem, the Controller and Accountant General, and reported in the Daily Graphic in Accra, it was announced that the verification exercise would be conducted at various locations including Room 103 of the CAGD headquarters, regional offices of CAGD, pension association offices, and finance offices of Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies (MMDAs).
The exercise is scheduled to conclude on August 31 of this year. READ MORE
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To ensure uninterrupted pension payments, eligible pensioners are advised to adhere to the provided deadline.
The verification process will span two months, starting from July 3, 2023, until August 31, 2023.
The statement emphasized the importance of complying with the specified timeframe to continue receiving pension benefits without any interruptions.READ MORE
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As per the statement, all eligible pensioners must present their Ghana Card (front and back copies), pension advice, and Pension Form One for a smooth and successful verification process.
In the event that pensioners do not possess the Pension Advice and Pension Form One, they can still visit authorized verification centers and physically present the front and back copies of their pension identity card.
The announcement from CAGD also included instructions for Ghanaian CAP 30 retirees residing abroad, urging them to submit copies of the required documents to their respective embassies.
Furthermore, pensioners are advised to reach out to the nearest CAGD regional office or the finance offices of MMDAs for any clarifications regarding the CAP 30 pension and verification exercise.
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Those without the Ghana Card must submit the other required documents along with their completed life certificates to the missions while taking steps to obtain their Ghana Card.
The Greater Accra Region currently has 25,372 CAP 30 pensioners, while the Ashanti Region has 8,869.
The Bono and Ahafo regions account for 3,898 pensioners, followed by 4,745 in the Central Region, 8,153 in the Eastern Region, and 2,709 in the Northern Region.
The Upper East, Upper West, Volta, and Western regions have 1,971,808, 5,673, and 4,272 pensioners respectively.
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