FG Backs Retirement Age For Teachers At 65 Years

*Adamu Adamu* Nigeria's Minister Of Education*


The Federal Government is in support of increasing the retirement age of teachers from 60 to 65 years.

Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu said Nigerian teachers said Nigerian teachers required a retirement age like counterparts in India, Canada,Belgium.

The Minister said this at a public hearing on the need to separate teachers retirement age from that of public servants.

The hearing was organised by the House Joint Committee on Basic Education and Public Service.

He said, “Nigerian teachers to some extent require a reasonable retirement age like their counterparts in India, Canada, Belgium that have increased the retirement age for teachers to 65 years.

“We are appealing to the House to approve the bill because the ministry is in support of increasing the retirement age of teachers,” he said.

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