The Kaduna state government has announced the reinstatement of some of the primary teachers that were sacked in June 2022.
Kaduna State Universal Basic Education Board announced this in a statement issued on Wednesday by its Public Relations Officer, Hauwa Mohammed.
In the statement, Mohammed explained that, the teachers are to immediately collect their reinstatement letters from their respective Education Secretaries. According to the PRO, “the Kaduna State government has approved the reinstatement of 1,266 primary school teachers earlier disengaged after the competency test in June 2022.
“Having examined and verified their complaints, the government approved the reinstatement of 392 teachers who wrote and passed the test, 515 Central Administration staff who are officially exempted from the test and 298 teachers who were verified to be sick at the time of the test and had valid medical excuse, backed by doctor’s certificate.
“Others reinstated are teachers who were reported by their respective Education Secretaries, to have been victims of kidnapping or involved in accidents.unsubstantiated claims. All the reinstated teachers are to collect their reinstatement letters from their respective Education Secretaries immediately,” the statement read.
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