Lagos State Celebrates 435 Retired Education Workers

The Lagos State Government honored 435 retired and retiring teachers and non-teaching staff for their contributions to the education sector at a ceremony. Dr. Hakeem Babatunde Shittu, Executive Chairman of the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (LASUBEB), urged retirees to prioritize their health and view retirement as a natural phase of life.
He emphasized the importance of preparing for retirement from the start of one’s career and encouraged retirees to appreciate their service. Shittu advised them to listen to their bodies as they age and to maintain connections with former colleagues.
Babatunde Williams, a permanent board member, described the event as a celebration of service and commitment, highlighting the retirees' significant contributions to strengthening the state's education system. He noted that the government's recognition of these retirees reflects its appreciation for their loyalty and dedication, urging them to continue contributing their knowledge and experience to society.
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