Benue to employ 5,000 teachers
Ortom made the disclosure while inaugurating Chairman and members of the newly reconstituted State Universal Basic Education Board at the Government House in Makurdi.ADVERTISEMENTThe governor said that the opportunity would make room for unemployed graduates to teach in primary schools across the state, stressing that the high rate of unemployment especially amongst the youths will be reduced.
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