Kebbi extends retirement age for medical, vet doctors to 65

The Kebbi State government has officially raised the retirement age for medical and veterinary practitioners to 65 years. Additionally, the maximum length of service for these professionals has been extended to 40 years. This policy shift is designed to mitigate the ongoing shortage of skilled personnel within the state's healthcare and veterinary sectors. By retaining experienced staff for a longer duration, officials hope to stabilize the workforce and enhance the quality of essential services provided to the public. The move aligns with broader efforts to improve health outcomes across the region.

This policy adjustment aims to address critical staffing deficits in Kebbi State's medical and veterinary fields by leveraging the expertise of veteran professionals.