The Kaduna state of the National Industrial Court has halted the sack of more than 20,000 Kaduna primary school teachers who didn't pass their competency test.
The state leader, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai had said that the 21,780 grade teachers who did not pass the competency test would be sacked.
The case was before deferred to February 6, 2018 for hearing
The Kaduna division of the National Industrial Court on Thursday, December 14, ceased the arranged sack of 21,780 elementary teachers who failef a competency test sorted out by the
state government.
The case was before suspended to February 6, 2018 for hearing.
In any case, at the hearing today, Thursday,
December 14, which was gone to by many teachers and labour law leaders, the legal advisor, Atum, lauded the court for "thoughtfully" giving the request.
He stated: “This is democracy and the origin of democracy is the rule of law, so we expect nothing more than absolute resolution by the state government to
Follow the order of the court. I have confidence that the government will comply or obey this order.”
Legal counselors speaking to the state's Attorney General and the State Government, and Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) declined remarks when drawn nearer by writers.
A few teachers who addressed journalist said the decision was empowering. "It has given us trust. We trust too that the government will comply with the court decisy,"
Zainab Sanusi, an instructor, said.
It will be reviewed that the arranged sack of more than 20, 000 instructors started debate, judgment and challenges.
A portion of the marked scripts published by the government demonstrated that a considerable lot of the primary school teachers provided ludicrous responses to questions while around 66% of the educators neglected to score
up to 75 percent in the evaluating.
The Kaduna government has since pledged to sack the influenced teachers in spite of dangers by the nearby section of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), to leave on inconclusive strike.
No comments:
Post a Comment