By Eniola Philip Retirees, under the aegis of Nigerian Union of Pensioners, FBN branch, Ibadan, on Wednesday staged a peaceful protest in Ibadan, decrying poor pays from their former employer, First Bank Nigeria Limited. They staged the protest at the front of the Southwest Regional Office of First Bank, Dugbe, Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. The retirees, elderly men and women, who alleged that their pensions had not been increased in the last 20 years, stood united in a protest born of desperation and decades of what they felt was injustice. Their spokespersons, Prince Debo Olaoya, Olusola Adekoya, and Sanjo Akanmu, said despite their faithful service to the bank, their monthly pensions are demeaning and degrading. They stated that 75 per cent of them were surviving on a meagre N15,000 monthly pension, an amount they said was not enough to feed a dog in a day. They argued that with the...