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pee30:
yes

please how is this audit done? is it on the basis of board by board or local government by local government. ?
if there is a timetable for it can someone please post it here. thanks.

please when will zenith and UBA declare dividend for second quarter?
through out this year , I've only received dividend once. not cool

Chibuking81:
Diamond bank email alert received, for the month of August.
No arrear.

August salary alert?

guy your own good oh! others still looking for their arrears but you're receiving ADVANCE.
lol, I believe it was a typo error, he actually meant July alert,

UBA (ube) just did the needful for the month of July.. its well

001bumsa:
July alert. Zenith bank. Ube

guys its true. I just confirmed from a good friend

sammymarvin:
guy park wel.if u no know wetin 2 type.come 2 tink of it u seem 2 b dat person@thewatchdog abi na watchgoat

my brother, may God continue to bless you every two two minutes, some people will just come here looking for trouble... na wa !

TheWatchDog:
There is one man that visit this thread regularly once it is 30th and 1St of the new month. He behave as if he will collapse if they don't pay. I believe you all know him. He complain a lot if there is delay of salary.

Hahaha , I believe you're referring to your royal self, ., it also means you're very observant like the watchdog you are. lol

biko make them do quick, guys are not smiling.

otubobo:
why diamond bank wan give me hyper, with all these alert. mstchew I thought it was credit alert.

na small? na so UBA just dey worry me since morning,.. but make we wait for zenith guys to break the good news first.. the tradition continues.

Chinedu7:
AFN Spectrum, every Monday Night by 10pm.

. thanks, please can you give me the frequency ?

please which FTA satellite and channel can I watch GAMES OF THRONES!?
thanks for your prompt response

Wike set to re-position basic education in Rivers
By NAN | 17 July 2017 | 4:33 pm

Nyesom Wike

Gov. Nyesom Wike of Rivers said on Monday that his administration had accessed N5.6 billion from the Universal Basic Education Commission Fund (UBEC) for the development of primary schools in the state.

Wike made the statement when members of the House Committee on Basic Education and Services paid him a courtesy visit in Port Harcourt.

Wike assured the committee of the state’s readiness to commence the rehabilitation of 174 primary schools in the state.

He said that the state was able to access the funds because it had paid up its counterpart fund.
“When we came on board, we discovered that the immediate past administration did not access UBEC funds because it failed to pay counterpart funds.

“We have paid the counterpart funds and we have accessed N5.6 billion which would be used for the total rehabilitation of primary schools,” he said.

He also said that the last administration took some steps towards amending the UBEC Act, to enable it accommodate secondary education.

The governor explained that the amendment process had yet to be concluded and urged the Federal Government to ensure that the process was concluded, to boost the sub-sector.

“The amendment of the UBEC Act to accommodate senior secondary education was started by the last administration, but it was not concluded.

” I, therefore, call for the amendment of the Act to ensure that the commission undertakes the funding of senior secondary education in the country.”

Wike, who was a former Minister of State for Education, said that rather than establish another commission to cater for infrastructural needs of senior secondary schools, UBEC should be empowered by law to do so.

Earlier, Mr Zakari Mohamned, the Chairman, House Committee on Basic Education and Services, said that the committee was in the state to ascertain the extent of the utilisation of the UBEC fund.

He commended the state government on its plan to channel the funds to infrastructural development of primary schools in the state.

https://m.guardian.ng/news/wike-set-to-re-position-basic-education-in-rivers/

Please, besides NTI and NOUN's pdge programs in port harcourt, which other school can one enrol in for a PDGE program?

Your prompt responses will be appreciated thank you.

Please kindly send the past questions to me via briggsibim1@gmail.com

Many thanks

tonero263:
. The same board and LGA with you.

odi gi oh

tonero263:
No deductions made from mine.

which board and LGA please?

tonero263:
No deductions made from mine.

which LGA please?

tonero263:
UBA alert received no deductions.

boss how do you mean?
3k was deducted from the same UBA I bank with.

Leader01:
The number of participants in this page has reduced, only few share information here again unlike before.

abi? sign of end time.
abeg any news for alert?

fizzycozy:
their email verification is not working. Has anyone applied successfully

those of you complaining about having issues here amaze me. I have never seen an online application that is more simplier, use chrome browser. (phone or laptop ).
you will be done in ten minutes.
thank me later

xxkash:
I assure you, pension is not deducting 7k, TRCN is at it again. They have just auto reg. you for JAMB weather you like it or not

are you serious?

BenUmor:
its well o

lol. even in the well. zenith guys do and start giving us the alert good news oh.

xxkash:
What's the point, we know to get job is hard but is that the reason why the teachers are pushed about. yesterday ministry, today TUC, tomorrow TRCN or what ever they are called. We very been in this job for almost 4yrs no appointment latter, no salary increment and even those before us have worked 10yrs no promotion and some body is telling me I have to get professional degree to keep the job, hmmmm I laugh. They should 1st give me a reason why I should want to make improvement my certificate. Then I will consider it.
Now I hear they are planing to make teacher write jamb again., E reach us like that.............

laugh wan kill me die. hahahaha

temple4real:
NUT applauds Buhari’s administration, appeals for payment of outstanding salaries
nigeriatoday.ng May 29, 2017 10:45 AM
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) on Monday applauded the Buhari led administration for its achievements, especially in the educational sector and appealed for intervention on teachers’ unpaid salary arrears.

The Acting Secretary General of the union, Dr Mike Ike-Ene, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja that the applause became necessary considering the relative peace in the country since its inception.

“Although I will not say that we have gotten it correctly, when there is relative peace to an extent, we can now say that there is progress.

“At least one thing this administration has done is being a little proactive to issues concerning education and other areas.

“This government is more open to dialogue, negotiation and discussion and when these things are involved in any issues, parties concerned understand themselves better,” he noted.

Ike-Ene also decried the rate at which some state governments were owing teachers’ salary arrears for months.

According to him, Benue, Bayelsa, Osun and Imo governors, among others, are owing primary school teachers several months of salary arrears.

“As I talk to you now our teachers in Benue primary schools are owed 10 months salary arrears and they are still working; 10 good months people cannot put food on their table.

“ There are cases whereby the father and the mother are teachers, are they going to rob bank before they put food on their table; not only Benue, Bayelsa also owes eight good months.

“In Osun, very many states; in Imo state our teachers are paid in percentages; primary school teachers are owed various sums of money in various states.

Ike-Ene, however, called on the Federal Government to call the governors concerned to order, saying that teachers would stop work at those states that owed.

OK !
what about teachers promotion and improved welfare via salary increment?

temple4real:
The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) yesterday said that presentation of certificates and degrees would no longer suffice for teachers’ registration.
The TRCN Director, Professional Operations, Dr Steve Nwokeocha, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that teachers would now write professional qualifying examinations.
“Teachers will no longer get registered by mere presentation of their certificates, but they will have to write professional examination.
“Teachers are to resume professional qualifying examinations, and the models are being developed and finalised,’’ he said.
Nwokeocha said the council was developing a standard syllabus as a professional body and would present it to stakeholders like National Universities Commission, among others, for validation.
According to him, once it is validated, we will set a date for the examination, and from there henceforth, there will be no registration without an examination.
He said that in 2008, a pilot examination was written and over 50,000 candidates wrote the examination in all states of the federation.
The director said this would be the second edition of the examination, adding that the first was experimental and recorded huge success.
He said that the council collaborated with the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in the first edition, stressing that it was written in the same manner that JAMB was written.
Nwokeocha said about 25,000 out of the 50,000 teachers that wrote the examination failed and this was reflective of the quality of training that they were getting.
“We had to suspend the pilot examination because the council did not have a syllabus at that time.
“And people asked that a few more things like a model, among others, should be put in place before the examination will be conducted again,’’ he said.
He said that the council had done its research and had developed a standard model, syllabus among others.
He added that the examination would be written twice yearly and that the council was making efforts to ensure standard and quality in the system.

I think this is a misplacement of priority, the focus should be on continuous teachers training and retraining via workshops and seminars and not writing an exam only once in a lifetime.
Nigeria, I hail thee

emekatex:
what about those with PGDE? And those with Education Certificate but have not registered with TRCN yet? There was a TRCN form we filled last term was that the registeration they are talking about? Pls i need ur response.

they said those forms we filled were their bio data forms sent in error to us. (it was suppose to be for only their earlier registered members ) they were advising people without degrees in education to start their pgd ASAP

hey guys, was at TRCN office yesterday (its inside post primary school board ).
don't know if they were bluffing, but they insist that after this year. people without degrees in education wont find it funny.
I thought it wise to share with you.
good morning.

RexCheeng:
It's very possible.
Provided your publications are top notch.
For a PhD, your grades and reputation of institution are less pertinent when compared to your research experience.
Besides, there are different institutions abroad, with reputation which is above par and below par, spreading your risks will ensure you achieve your goal.

boss please can you help me here?

please is it possible for a person who Had a score of 50c in his MSc 6 credits thesis (even though his CGPA is 4.1 on a scale of 5) to apply and gain PhD admission into federal Nigerian universities?
thank you

barikay:
I have been contemplating if I should enrol for NTI pgde due to all these news, but this may put me under financial pressure because I did not plan for it now but later. I read all over again, their point of emphasis is on professional certification from TRCN even with B. ed after May ,2017 their certificate is no longer free for you unless you write and pass their professional exam. I need further clarification. From common sense those who are none education graduates will have to write the exam and be certified by the council to teach. Sacking those who are none B.ed can not work because the education sector need more hands than B.ed alone can handle. When u consider Nysc teachers, npower teachers, master holders and PhD holders who are lecturers these are none educational graduate. Rivers State alone, our sch will be deserted of teaching staff. All these are pointer to the flaws in the news

its OK brother. I will still advice to get that diploma from NTI like am doing cause the knowledge that will be gotten from it wont be wasted.. but to get it cause of the panic from this news? chai !

wow. page 500. we have really come a long way . more grace ahead. amen!

vivispecial:
unity bank alert received, with 22k deduction,u.b.e Ahoada west l.g.a,I didn't take any loan,y this deduction, pls house what do I do,...

its obviously an error. go to the account officer in your zonal office. if he cant handle it then you proceed to the DFI of your board. sorry

ikem50:
I DON'T THINK IT'S RVS THING ALONE IT'S NATION WIDE.


Federal Government To Sack Teachers Without
Professional Certificate

April 18, 2017
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The Registrar and Chief Executive Officer,
Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria,
Professor Olusegun Ajiboye has warned that
the Federal Government will not allow any
teacher without the professional certificate
of the council to teach beyond 2017.
Professor Ajiboye, who made this known in
Ibadan, explained that the policy was part of
the three-year Ministerial Strategic Plan
designed by the Minister of Education,
Malam Adamu Adamu.
He said the council would stop the present
form of registration that did not entail any
examination at the end of May 2017, while
the first professional qualifying examination
of the Teachers Registration Council of
Nigeria would take place at the end of
September 2017.
According to Professor Ajiboye, the policy
was designed to fully professionalise
teaching in Nigeria and ensure that only
those who are qualified to teach are
employed by the government for quality
assurance.
While noting that the present administration
of President Muhammadu Buhari would not
joke with professionalism in the teaching
profession, the Registrar and Chief Executive
Officer added that teachers who registered
on or before May thirty-one, 2017, would be
exempted from the qualifying examinations.

if I talk now. them go say I wan insult someone.

even my basic six pupils can understand this simple English language

''...federal Government will not allow any teacher without the professional certificate of the council ...''

it means whether you have b.sc. or b.ed 'if you are not registered by TRCN and do not possess their professional certificate. you will be in trouble.. it has nothing to do with victimizing non educational graduates.

whether you posses b.ed or not. go to your zonal office ask for the TRCN form and fill ' we've already filled ours since March '.

na wa

Juenwume:
My friend, one of the reasons why so many teachers are poor is fear. Nobody should cause you panic. Are you satisfied with the job? A job after 10 years your salary remain the same? Is that not stagnation? If anybody wanted to sack you then thank God cos God has prepared a better place for you. A better job for you. Won't you like to end well? Wike came to power and there was wide spread rumour he would sack 13000 but today you're in the job. At times when ppl come up with stories based on what they hear, employ your reasoning. If they wanna sack holders of non educational certificate, how many teachers will be left teaching? How many will be productive? How many will be efficient? How many will teach maths the way i taught?

may God bless you every two two minutes. no be non indigenes again. now na non educational graduates. SMH

masterchi:
once you have ur confirmation u cannot be dropped, you can only be redeployed to another ministry, dept or agency. I hate when I come here and see graduates afraid because of rumours and hear-say. Make una no dey fear nonsense abegi.

brotherly , am so tired of all these people. how can someone who had seen the four walls of a university become this gullible? guys be informed, B.sc teachers started with the late 70s FG UBE program. you're not the first and you wont be the last B.Sc teacher. so chill.