‘Buhari's government favours 65 years retirement age for teachers’

Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, yesterday disclosed that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration supports 60-65 years retirement age for teachers to improve basic and secondary education standard in the country. Adamu made the administration’s position known during a public hearing

Juliet Akoje, Abuja

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‘Buhari's government favours 65 years retirement age for teachers’

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