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The Private Schools And A Need For Palliatives by Goodnews1170(m): 9:27am On May 19, 2020 |
On the increasing cases of COVID-19, Dr Owolabi was asked on this show to explain how private school teachers have been coping. In no time, hell was let loose into this topic. THEY ARE ALMOST REGRETTING BEING TEACHERS THEY ARE DISILLUSIONED THEY ARE DEPRESSED THEY ARE WORRIED THEY ARE DOWNCAST THEY ARE DROWNED THEY ARE WEARY THEY ARE HOPELESS THEY ARE DISPARAGED THEY ARE DEFORMED THEY ARE LOST THEY ARE LOOSING STEAM, THEY ARE ALMOST REGRETTING BEING PRIVATE SCHOOL TEACHERS, no pension and no salaries. What a world of hopelessness These teachers are Nigerians, they are our citizens. They are our brothers and sisters. They are tax payers by all standards They are those who chose the growth of our children. They are our men and women who go to the same market with the rest of us. They are those who have made schooling much more easier. Remember, since the LOCKDOWN or STAY-AT-HOME they had remained at home like the rest of us. They stopped collecting salaries since March 2020 They cannot go around doing their any private lesson. They cannot organise their own private online, it is expensive They cannot go to different homes, it is too risky to do that They cannot find any one other job to do, it is not the best time to invest. They must be assisted by govts-federal, state, local and even corporate bodies. Every other businesses are getting back, the traders, the hawkers, the nurses, doctors, drivers, food sellers, ministry officials and others. But, the teachers are not in the list and have remained the least to be considered to resume work. STIPEND, OR CALL IT TOKEN will not be a bad idea for the teachers all the country. The public school teachers, we know will receive their salaries, this is because they are paid from budgetary allocation of the federal, state or local govt. Even if the lockdown stays for months, the public school teachers will continually get paid. Not so for the private school teachers whose remuneration is consequent upon school fees. It is not too much to help them. It is not an extravagance to assist them and it is not too bad and idea to extend a hand of fellowship to this set of Nigerians who have helped the public school, who have helped the country. At hyfield we always imagine the situation of education in their absence. In their absence- Admission into public primary schools will be war Admission into secondary schools will be a tall order So many children today, will not go beyond primary school Schools will be a place for the rich alone Books would be used and re-used over and again Those working at public schools would be demi-gods Several children will be aged and still be looking for secondary or primary school admission. And many more catastrophies that will be experienced. Govt knows how to allocate so much money to buy cars, furnitures, and dresses for our honorables Govt knows how throw money during election campaigns and elections Govt knows how to change the fleet of cars for the traditional rulers and send money to the houses of worship. The govt knows ways used to settle area boys and street urchins They know how they share their pack of rice to the women and men who hover round them. They must know how to help these helpless teachers, these people who chose the future of our children ahead of other professions, these teachers who agreed to grow our nation. However little there must be a help They must get their own share of palliatives They must be given their own lockdown supplement IT IS THE ONLY WAY TO AVOID Braindrain Teacher scarcity Lack of interest in the job Disinterest in the profession at private level Seing the job at the private level as being cursed IT IS DOABLE & POSSIBLE Where is the Abacha loot? Where is the forfeited Dizzeani money? Where are those money hidden in the various soakaway pits? Hyfield will be ready to help govt, we will be ready to help you reach the schools, get the teachers and have the token distributed. This is the only time our education will count This is the only time our nation will remain blessed This is WHAT EDUCATION MEANS |
Re: The Private Schools And A Need For Palliatives by alternateReality: 9:57am On May 19, 2020 |
Please we really need this as private school teachers. I currently have just 2k left on me, right now. I dont know what to do after that. I was teaching in a private school and two tutorials just to make under 60k. I didnt see me being out of salary four 2months. I was using my school salary for contribution. I was to 'pack' 100K April ending but covid19 came too soon. Now i am stranded. After covid19 i will still be teaching because i love it. But this period is so hard for me. |
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