The Federal Government has described as alarming, the rising cases of abscondment by academic staff of various Nigerian universities sponsored for training in foreign countries.  

An educationist and Chief Executive Officer, Leading Learning Limited, Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo, has canvassed the need for stakeholders to give priority attention to upskilling teachers to guarantee a positive impact in the sector.

Renowned expert in the education sector and Chief Executive Officer, Leading Learning Limited, Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo, has canvassed the need for stakeholders to give priority attention to upskilling teachers to guarantee a positive impact of the adoption of edtech in Nigeria’s education sector. This was the takeout at the just concluded February edition of Edtech…

Nigerian teachers looking forward to enjoying their new salary structure, increased allowances and other incentives promised by immediate past President Muhammadu Buhari may have to wait much longer as bureaucracy, lack of political will and paucity of funds have stalled implementation for over three years.

Kwara State Government has further addressed outstanding salaries and gratuities owed to local government workers, basic school teachers, and pensioners by committing another N1.03 billion. This latest payment marks the government's continued efforts to settle inherited arrears from the previous administration. Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has repeatedly emphasized the government's commitment to clearing these debts as…

Educationists have urged students and teachers to work hard to attain a brighter future and contribute meaningfully to national development.

Without a doubt, quality teachers are a sine qua non in the education value chain, if society must keep pace with its developmental needs, including reversing the cycle of generational poverty occasioned by ignorance.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) has declared that for Africa to achieve its education goals, it requires at least 15 million teachers at primary and secondary school levels by 2030.

Niger State government has advised teachers in primary and post-primary schools to change their attitude to work.

That teachers in Nigeria are going through a lot of hardship has never been a secret. Indeed, every well-meaning citizen has always empathized and sympathized with those engaged in what is popularly referred to as the noble profession because of their utterly poor working conditions.