Their demand? The teachers are asking the state government to implement the 27.5 percent Teachers Salary Structure (TSS) which was an agreement between the Governors' Forum and the National body of the NUT. They plan to stay at home until their demands are met.
What a country. Teachers go on strike,doctors go on strike....which way Nigeria?where una dey go? Any hope for una country? Thank Gos I don waka go.There's hope.
ReplyDeleteTruelly What a country we live therein? Govt. should pls. recognise public schools nd also have d interest of d masses at heart so as to reduce d rate of armed robbery,kidnappers nd touts in Nig..I wonder why dey cannot pay 27.5% to Teachers, nd d money is not enough for them to spend in a day upon d higher cost of lliving nd d valueless of Naira.Think! for it may backfire.
DeleteYay!! More holiday for me
Deletelinda the picture u put up is a private school. nigerian turkish international college!not that it matters anyways!
ReplyDeleteSee fine classroom. Extended holidays for the pupil and students. Enjoyment for them.lol
ReplyDeleteGod we need ur kingdom to come ooooo...human can not help us out of dis mence
ReplyDeleteI feel for the children, please they should call it off.
ReplyDeleteyayyyy! those are students of nigerian turkishhh! aaaw my secondary school! i knw this is unrelated bt still...nostalgia! ^__^
ReplyDeleteoh god help this generation in terms of academics. Fashola said that, he's working to improve the educational system of the state, and teachers are goin on stirke. God will help us.
ReplyDeleteFrom what i understand, a majority of people in Lagos send their kids to private schools so who exactly does this affect??
ReplyDeletei support that. go ahead jooor
ReplyDeletethis classroom fine nobi small.
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Wats fine about dis classroom dat Y'all are makin noise about..just a normal class jor..
ReplyDeleteLinda why did you use this picture as public school, pls the public school in Nija is not as beautiful as this.
ReplyDeleteLinda where did you get this pciture from this is nigerian turkish girls college 5 yrs bck
ReplyDeleteOver 27% increase in pay. How unreasonable can you be, when people are looking for work?
ReplyDeletewhich public school 4 naija get dat kind of classroom.anyway fashola make u do smtin fast 2 stop dis nonsense
ReplyDeleteU sef make we hear word. Dem tell u say classroom fine, meaning wen dem dey primary sch e no fine reach dis 1. Shuu! Shey u no see correct tiles 4 d floor. *no tiles in mine while I was In pri sch also*. Linda sef put dat pix 2 give us hope.
ReplyDeletebad belle peeps too much for dis blog ooo. Smtin else will b posted n smtin else will b answered . Na wah oo
ReplyDeleteDon't think they pay teachers enough which is why teachers will rather do 'business' in classrooms than teach so this is a good move but the unfortunate painful truth is unless a strike affects the wealthy, it has little or no impact and as this is a state action, don't think the govt will bat an eyelid!!!
ReplyDeleteActually uncle fash might!!! If private school teachers join, trust people will sit up.
GOD HAVE MERCY ON NUT N 9IJA.
ReplyDeleteDo u knw wat i tink?i tink dis teachers shud look for other means of getting funds for themselves,instead anytime they are broke we go on strike.My take on this issue is,teachers shud stop hopin on gov't for ev'ry,like baby to mother.
ReplyDeleteGovt doesn't recognise the work of these teachers. The future of the younger generation is in their hands. Their demands should be met. At least Jonathan and his family should cut down on food following wife's menace and channel the money elsewhere like teacher's salary structure improvement.
ReplyDeleteAudible sigh! AGAIN!
ReplyDeleteThis will have a multiple effect as usual!
just 27.5%?!and our leader cannot pay?
D-I-S-G-R-A-C-E-F-U-L!
The teachers deserve the National assemble members wages.
ReplyDeleteand ACN wants to come to my state ! no no no pls we no want u
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