The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Oyo State on Thursday disassociated itself from a group which had demanded for palliatives from the state government to cushion the effects of COVID-19.
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The Nigeria Union of Journalists and the Nigeria Union of Teachers in Oyo State have congratulated Governor Seyi Makinde on his recovery from Coronavirus Disease.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers says poor governance, mismanagement and insufficient funds are the major challenges facing primary education in the country.
The Borno Chapter of the Nigerian Union of Teachers on Thursday commended Gov. Babagana Zulum of Borno over his visits to schools in the past six weeks.
The Borno State Chapter of the Nigerian Union of Teachers says about 6,000 additional teachers are required to improve the quality of education in the state.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure increase in the budgetary allocation for education in his new administration.
Rodney Nathan, Chairman of the Nigerian Union of Teachers in Adamawa State, has commended the Federal Government for establishing the National Secondary Schools Commission.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers says the Lagos State Government needs additional manpower in all schools to implement the newly introduced specialised mode of teaching.
The Adamawa Chapter of the Nigerian Union of Teachers on Monday disbursed cheques worth N7 million to 78 retired teachers.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers, Lagos State Wing, has appealed to Governor Akinwunmi Ambode for massive recruitment of teachers in primary and secondary schools in the state.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers in Benue has called on Governor Samuel Ortom to recruit more teachers to fill the vacancies in schools.
The Nigerian Union of Teachers has called on government at all levels to address the problem of Out-of-School Children across the country.
The Nigeria Union of Teachers, Akwa Ibom Chapter, has raised concern over the recent poor performance of students of the state in public and internal examinations.
The President, Nigeria Union of Teachers, Dr Muhammed Idris, on Thursday advised the Federal Government to review retirement age of teachers to 65 years.
The Niger State Government has approved the payment of domestic servant allowances for teachers on Grade Levels 15 and above.
Segun Raheem, the Union Chairman, told the News of Nigeria in Lagos on Monday that only regular recruitment would address the shortage of teachers in public schools.
The Principal, according to the authoritative online newspaper, was arrested on the premises of the school at about 12.45pm on Wednesday over discrepancies in the certificates submitted by Adeleke to the Independent National Electoral Commission
Fayemi made the clarification on Monday at interactive sessions with religious associations, Timber Traders Organisation, Tippers Owners/Drivers Association, Nigeria Labour Congress, Nigeria Union of Teachers and artisans among other groups.
Raheem told the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos that such special tribunal would fast track judgment and sanction against quacks.
Raheem told the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Lagos that the programme needed thorough planning.