NAN reports that on Aug. 11, 2015, the teachers sued the Adamawa Government, Ministry of Education 2nd respondent, Post Primary School Management Board and the Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice , seeking a declaration that their appointment was valid, lawful and not illegal, having worked for a period of 29 months.
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