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Reps Committee Urges Fair Compensation: No University Teacher Should Earn Less Than N1 Million Monthly
The House of Representatives Committee on University Education has advocated for an increase in the salaries of primary, secondary, and university educators…CONTINUE READING....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Chairman of the committee, Abubakar Fulata, made this plea on Thursday. He suggested a monthly salary of N250,000, N500,000, and N1 million for primary, secondary, and university teachers, respectively.
Fulata expressed these views during a One-Day National Stakeholders’ Workshop concerning the Development of a Roadmap for the Nigerian Education Sector (2023-2027) held in Abuja on Thursday.
He stressed the importance of providing adequate compensation to Nigerian teachers as a means of motivation. He also emphasized the necessity of translating all subject textbooks into local languages to align with global standards.
Fulata noted that previous administrations’ efforts to address educational challenges had not yielded the anticipated outcomes.
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