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Nigeria: 'Buhari's Government Favours 65 Years Retirement Age for Teachers'
Guardian, 14 December 2018
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… Read more »
In Favour of Nigeria Teachers Retiring Later? Raise Your Hand
Nigeria's Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has said that President Muhammadu Buhari's administration supports that teachers retire at 65, so that they can assist in improving basic and secondary education standards.
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Nigeria: Buhari Wants Teachers' Retirement Age Raised
Premium Times, 13 December 2018
The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, on Thursday said the Muhammadu Buhari administration was in support of raising the retirement age for teachers from 60 to 65 years. Read more »
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Nigeria: Teachers Divided Over Extension of Retirement Age
Daily Trust, 27 December 2018
A bill seeking for the extension of the retirement age of basic and secondary schools' teachers from 60 to 65 years has been presented to the National Assembly, with Minister of… Read more »
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Nigeria: Bill to Raise Teachers' Retirement Age Passes Second Reading At Adamawa Assembly
Premium Times, 7 November 2018
A bill to raise the retirement age of professional primary and secondary schools teachers from 60 years to 70 years has passed second reading at the Adamawa House of Assembly. Read more »
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Nigeria: What If a Senator Earns a Teacher's Pay?
Guardian, 1 November 2018
One passion that is difficult to explain is patriotism. However some have described it to mean the love of country. Read more »
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Minister of Education Adamu Adamu says that Nigeria has about 60 million illiterate youths and adults - with females accounting for nearly 60% of this figure, while a total of 11 ... Read more »
