Nigerian teachers: Lured by passion, imperilled by political class, broken system

For decades, university teachers have been locked in an unending battle with the Federal Government in a bid to radically improve the fortunes of Nigerian universities, as well as pay them living wages.

Iyabo Lawal, Lawrence Njoku, Owede Agbajileke and Murtala Adewale

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