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bennymark:
Nice move

We keep complaining that teachers are not well paid, but nobody complains about the quality of the teachers in question, if the Nigerian education sector will ever get better, then not only the salary should be increased, the quality of the teachers should be reviewed

Teacher wey no sabi read
Teacher wey no sabi write
Teacher wey no dey come class
Teacher wey dey give students mathematics as note to copy
Teacher wey dey allergic to chalk
Teacher wey dey flog till person pikin die


Let's stop crying foul, I do not love El-rufai, but soon we will see the positive effect of sacking those dullards


Asides the political undertone to this move, 90% of these teachers deserve to be sacked, I rather teach my son at home than allow some teachers talk to him

How much dem they pay the teachers sef? U get wat u pay for

let us assume they will employ graduates and pay better

princetom1:


How much dem they pay the teachers sef? U get wat u pay for

FG that has been keeping Contractual workers for over 10years without confirmation letter is finding the way to ask these qualified ones to leave because they will find it difficult to pay them if they were to be confirmed.

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Kingpee2:
#THISISNIGERIA, why did you employ them in the first place ?

The question should be how and who brought them into the system? Offer them regular on-the-job training to meet up the standard before doing any form of screening out for those not measuring up.

Did you read the article?

Kingpee2:
#THISISNIGERIA, why did you employ them in the first place ?

Sacked for saying the truth? Did you just enter Nigeria? Why do you think the standard of education has fallen?

nairaman66:
Federal government this and that! How did the teachers get the employment in the first place??



This is pure rubbish and this person needs to be sacked for saying this.

When Ghana improved, all the good teachers went back to their country so we had shortage of teachers. Ghana must go still fresh in my mind. Good to know they know they are tackling the problem from the root.

bennymark:
let us assume they will employ graduates and pay better

Don't assume, this is Nigeria where those who does nothing takes home all the money and those who matters earns nothing... How many graduate have u ever seen going after teaching jobs? They only do it as last resort

Nobody should be sentimental about education of children. Dec 2019 is one and half years from now. The teachers have to utilise this 18 months to upgrade performance or leave the teaching of our future leaders. However, the Govt must assist in this upgrading.

leadership by example... sack Buhari first... Dude gat no certificate ...meanwhile am off to Russia

So Buhari want sack me by December.. Which money I want take dey flex Chidinma na

I am worried that FG said this would happen in 2019. If they were serious they would have said it would happen this year. It reeks of overconfidence to slate it at a time when they're not even sure if they will be in government. What if the next government overturns it. This is a serious problem with Nigerian politics.

Hmmmmm...why not now?...why give them more time to miseducate the children?

How did they become teachers in the first place?

They should be more concerned about getting recruitment correct. That is always the crux of the matter.

No mention of repairing the system to avoid a repetition.

God help me pass TRCN exam, mine is coming up soon.

The TRCN just want to be relevant by all means.
Most times teachers are born and not made. Most people that studied education courses don't even have the passion for teaching. Those graduates without education certificate but are naturally gifted in teaching are better.
It is not about the certificate, rather it is about the knowledge and how passionate u are in making an impact and a difference in the lives of the students.

The private and international schools are not exempted.

[b]The TRCN just want to be relevant by all means.
Most times teachers are born and not made. [/b]Most people that studied education courses don't even have the passion for teaching. Those graduates without education certificate but are naturally gifted in teaching are better.
It is not about the certificate, rather it is about the knowledge and how passionate u are in making an impact and a difference in the lives of the students.

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That's my thought. Nigeria is all about certificate. Why will most private schools use secondary school leavers/graduate without educational background to teach and better than government schools with many NCE/BSC holders?