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Ekiti: Fayemi Gifts Two Teachers N20m

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Ekiti State government has awarded the best primary and secondary school teachers in the state, Mrs Adeyemi Omolade and Mrs Mary kupolati with ten million naira each while other outstanding ones went home with different amounts of cash gifts

Presenting the cheque to the outstanding teachers in Ado Ekiti during 2022 Teachers’ Day, Governor Kayode Fayemi said billions of naira had been spent to reposition primary and secondary education in the state.

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He called on teachers in Ekiti State to cooperate with the administration of the Governor-Elect, Mr Biodun Oyebanji.

In his speech, Chairman Academic Staff union of Secondary School, Ekiti State chapter, Mr Sola Adigun who appreciated Governor Fayemi for giving recognition to the union appealed to government to pay all outstanding benefits of teachers before the expiration of his tenure on the fifteen of October, 2022.

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Also, the Ekiti State chairman of the Nigeria Union of Teachers, Mr Emmanuel Oke appealed to government to employ more teachers to fill the vacant posts.

Meanwhile, the Chairman of Basic Education Staff Association of Nigeria, BESAN, Ekiti State Branch, Oyindamola Ogundumiye called for the review of secondary school curriculum to meet up with modern day reality.

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Mr Ogundumiye who stated this while speaking with our correspondent on this year’s teachers’ day also called on government to review upward budgetary allocation for secondary education for optimal performance.

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