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Retirement age bill for Lagos magistrates, law officers not executive-sponsored – Attorney-General

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Lagos Attorney-General Lawal Pedro says the bill to increase the retirement age of magistrates and law officers to 65 is a Private Member’s Bill. Read More: https://punchng.com/retirement-age-bill-for-lagos-magistrates-law-officers-not-executive-sponsored-attorney-general/

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