The association called on its members to remain united.
Mr Abiodun noted that his administration inherited substantial pension and gratuity liabilities but had since taken deliberate steps to address them.
Some workers and retirees who spoke to journalists in Abuja on Sunday described the move as a welcome development.
He urged President Bola Tinubu to sign an executive order for their total exit from the CPS.
Ms Oloworaran said that the contributors would also access their benefits in dollars, except they elect to do otherwise.
Mr Obilana commended Mr Sanwo-Olu for consistently prioritising pension obligations.
According to her, the persistent issue of delayed payments is due to the delay in payment of accrued rights.
“We will start next week to pay everything that we can under the current budget as approved by the National Assembly,” said Mr Edun
Some pensioners who spoke to journalists in Lokoja, Kogi State capital, said they were not impressed with how some pension administrators treated them.
She said that the policy marked a significant milestone in the commission’s ongoing efforts to provide greater flexibility and access to pension funds for the benefit of RSA holders.
