By: Ifeoma Ejiofor There is disquiet among teachers in Anambra State who alleged that their take-home pay is being fraudulently fiddled with by certain officials. Some of the teachers who spoke with our correspondent in Ekwusigo Local Goverment Area of the state pointed out that the problem actually started in November last year. They claimed
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…says present administration will not condone examination malpractice in any form Anambra State government has restated its commitment towards eradicating all forms of examination malpractices among teachers and students in the state. The Commissioner for Education, Prof. Ngozi Chuma-Udeh stated this while addressing Principals and Head teachers in schools in the state during the just
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…says newly recruited teachers must justify their appointment, while shunning any form of truancy and corrupt practices Anambra Civil Society Network (ACSONET), a foremost Citizens and Non State Actors stakeholders group has urged the 5000 newly recruited teachers to justify their appointment by being dedicated to duty, while shunning any form of truancy and corrupt
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…meeting with the newly recruited teachers in Anambra, earlier scheduled for 1st December 2022, has been shifted Anambra State state government has announced a new date for the meeting of newly recruited teachers in the state with Governor Chukwuma Soludo. A statement from the Commissioner for Education, Prof Ngozi Chuma-Udeh, signed by the Ministry’s Public
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‘The exploits by the award winning teachers is a clear testimony of the committment of Governor Soludo’ Four teachers in the Anambra State school system have won the 2022 President’s Teachers and Schools’ Excellence Award, held at the Eagle’s square, Abuja. Public Relations Officer, State Ministry of Education, Nnaemeka Egwuonwu, in a statement, listed Dr.
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“Teachers are the greatest of all the professionals,” says Soludo Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo on Wednesday said any society without qualitative teachers and quality teaching cannot survive. He described teachers as the greatest of all the professionals, stressing the future of any society could be predicted by quality of teachers and their teaching.
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,Anambra State Governor, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo has disclosed that the 5000 teachers who had gone through the processes of recruitment would commence work in September, 2022. Soludo dropped the hint while addressing some youths at the Prof. Dora Akunyili Women Development Centre, Awka during an interactive forum organized by the State’s Chapter of the National
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The Federal Government said on Saturday only professionally qualified teachers with first-class degrees would be employed as teachers starting from next year. Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Arc. Sonny Echonu made this known during a monitoring exercise of the Professional Qualifying Examination,PQE, organised by the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria,TRCN. The government which said
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Primary and secondary schools teachers in Imo State have threatened to go on strike following the failure of the state government to pay them for six months. The development has cast doubt on the planned reopening of schools in the state.The Federal Government had ordered the closure of all schools following a rise in coronavirus
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Canada-based social enterprise, 1 Million Teachers, (1MT), has said that 10 grants of 500 dollars each would be awarded to teachers across Africa. Muhammad Sanusi II, Chairman of the Advisory Board of 1MT in Nigeria, stated this in a statement in Lagos on Monday. Sanusi stated that the grant was to support low-cost but high
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The Federal government is creating a “payroll support” for private school teachers and artisans to cushion the untoward economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on them. The Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, said this on Thursday at the ongoing 60th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association. Osinbajo said:“Through the Economic Sustainability Plan, the
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