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Gombe tutors lament poor welfare on World Teachers’ Day

Teachers in Gombe State have lamented their poor welfare, inadequate salaries, and the rising cost of living on World Teachers’ Day, urging the government Read More: https://punchng.com/gombe-tutors-lament-poor-welfare-on-world-teachers-day/

Gombe tutors lament poor welfare on World Teachers’ Day

Teachers in Gombe State have expressed concerns about their poor welfare, inadequate salaries, and the rising cost of living on World Teachers’ Day. According to Punch Nigeria, they have urged the government to address these issues.

In other parts of the world, celebrations have taken place. The Ministry of Education in Ghana has commended teachers across the country for their dedication, professionalism, and sacrifices. MyJoyOnline Ghana reported that the Ministry recognised the critical role teachers play in shaping the minds, character, and future of children.

In a separate development, Premium Times reported that the Ogun State government rewarded outstanding teachers, schools, and administrators with over N51 million and announced the absorption of over 1,500 OgunTEACh interns into the mainstream civil service. Additionally, the government committed N24 billion to education infrastructure and employed 7,000 teachers.

Brief written by urgent.news from Punch Nigeria, Punch, Ajel English, MyJoyOnline Ghana, Premium Times — 5 reports on this story. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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