NUT Wants Teachers’ Retirement Age Raised To 65 Years

The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) in Kogi State is asking Governor Idris Wada to review service year of retirement for teachers upwards to 65 years to enable them give their best in the profession.

John Akubo, Lokoja

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