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NUT dedicates World Teachers’ Day to abducted Oyo pupils

The Oyo State NUT has dedicated the 2026 World Teachers’ Day to pupils and teachers abducted in Oriire LGA, honouring them as heroes of education. Read More: https://punchng.com/nut-dedicates-world-teachers-day-to-abducted-oyo-pupils/

NUT dedicates World Teachers’ Day to abducted Oyo pupils

The Ministry of Education in Ghana has expressed gratitude to teachers nation-wide on World Teachers' Day 2026, recognizing their indispensable role in shaping the country's future. The Ministry lauded teachers as the backbone of Ghana's education system, highlighting their dedication and the sacrifices they make, especially those working in deprived and hard-to-reach areas.

Government officials through the Ministry emphasized the importance of quality education and human capital development, stating that these cannot be achieved without the active engagement of teachers. The government affirmed its commitment to the education transformation agenda, which aims to improve access, learning outcomes, and relevant skills, all while acknowledging that teachers cannot succeed in isolation.

The Ministry assured teachers of continued support from the government, unions, and other stakeholders, promising to address welfare issues and work towards better working conditions. The statement urged parents, communities, and citizens to appreciate and support teachers, underlining the pivotal role they play in the nation's development.

The Ministry concluded by thanking every teacher, saying, "Thank you for your dedication. Thank you for your sacrifice. Thank you for shaping Ghana's future," wishing them a happy World Teachers' Day.

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