The Plateau State House of Assembly has approved a pension bill for former lawmakers, including speakers, deputy speakers, and members.Sponsored by Eli Ankala (APC, Rukuba-Irigwe), the bill establishes a Pension Board to manage funds, eliminate ghost beneficiaries, and ensure transparency.The board will handle documentation, data management, and beneficiary verification.However, the PDP criticized the move as insensitive, arguing it misuses public funds during economic challenges.The bill aims to create a sustainable pension system, but critics warn it could set a bad precedent by linking public office to personal enrichment.The article also mentions an unrelated update about investing in premium domains.The debate highlights tensions between legislative reforms and fiscal responsibility in the state.