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Plateau state government fires 122 primary school teachers

Last updated: October 15, 2020 8:54 am
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The Plateau state government has fired 122 primary school teachers in the state.

According to reports, they were fired for allegedly securing employment with fake certificates.

The Chairman of Plateau State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Prof. Mathew Sule made the announcement on Wednesday October 14. Sule said they uncovered this during a screening programme.

He said;

“In line with the directives by the TRCN that teachers without requisite qualifications should be disengaged, we conducted a series of screenings for our teachers.

“Of the over 15, 000 teachers in the 2,537 public primary schools in Plateau, we discovered that 122 presented fake certificates to us.

“We followed all due process, including visiting the schools they claimed they graduated from and found they did not attend those schools.”

 

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