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No fewer than 1,500 shortlisted candidates for employment into the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board on Tuesday protested against alleged government’s decision to dump their recruitment for a casual teaching initiative.

The government had commenced the recruitment of the 1,500 teachers in the last quarter of 2019.

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, halted the exercise.

But the applicants on Tuesday marched to the Governor’s Office with placards, calling on Governor Dapo Abiodun to release their appointment letters.

The protest came up less than 24 hours after the state government announced the new initiative which involved fresh recruitment of teachers that would serve as interns for two years.

The protesters claimed that the state Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu, had once informed them that the release of their appointment letters might not be possible anytime soon because of paucity of funds.

The protesters, who spoke with newsmen at the state secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, expressed fears that the government had subtly cancelled their recruitment for the new approach.

Speaking on behalf of the protesters, an applicant from Abeokuta South, Yemi Oyeleye, appealed to the governor to consider them for the job, having waited for many months.

Oyeleye said, “What we expected from the government is the completion of the ongoing recruitment, which has taken almost two years now.

“We have been left unattended to; no communication. We are the ones forcing ourselves to hear from them; they refuse to talk to us.

“They sent us congratulatory messages that we have been selected. We are appealing to the governor to give us our appointment letters.”

Another candidate, Gbeletan Ismail, said he and his colleagues were shocked that the government has started the recruitment of interns without any update on the 1,500 applicants.

Gbeletan said, “They said they want to recruit teachers on contract basis. We met with the Commissioner for Education and he said appointment letters are not feasible because the government is not that financially buoyant to pay the permanent workers. He said that was why they are thinking of another arrangement of empowering another set of people, who after two years, may be considered for permanent employment.

“This is what the government promised. All we want is our employment letter.”

When Arigbabu was contacted on the telephone, he terminated the call after listening to our correspondent’s enquiry.

He refused to answer subsequent calls made to his mobile line.

But the State Chairman of SUBEB, Dr Femi Majekodunmi, denied cancellation of the process, adding that the delay was caused by paucity of fund.

He said, “This is a kind of interim thing. It is a contract for two years. We have not cancelled their recruitment.

“But, if they want to partake in this new recruitment, they are free to take part. Government did not forget them.”

SOURCE:
https://punchng.com/protests-as-ogun-dumps-1500-casual-teachers-recruitment/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR0aoWddUjFys1m3xV6pfXU579iqYr8nnQnES3RMa5ZAd3MpwA3Mwpa3oEI

No fewer than 1,500 shortlisted candidates for employment into the Ogun State Universal Basic Education Board on Tuesday protested against alleged government’s decision to dump their recruitment for a casual teaching initiative.

The government had commenced the recruitment of the 1,500 teachers in the last quarter of 2019.

The COVID-19 pandemic, however, halted the exercise.

But the applicants on Tuesday marched to the Governor’s Office with placards, calling on Governor Dapo Abiodun to release their appointment letters.

The protest came up less than 24 hours after the state government announced the new initiative which involved fresh recruitment of teachers that would serve as interns for two years.

The protesters claimed that the state Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Prof. Abayomi Arigbabu, had once informed them that the release of their appointment letters might not be possible anytime soon because of paucity of funds.

The protesters, who spoke with newsmen at the state secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, expressed fears that the government had subtly cancelled their recruitment for the new approach.

Speaking on behalf of the protesters, an applicant from Abeokuta South, Yemi Oyeleye, appealed to the governor to consider them for the job, having waited for many months.

Oyeleye said, “What we expected from the government is the completion of the ongoing recruitment, which has taken almost two years now.

“We have been left unattended to; no communication. We are the ones forcing ourselves to hear from them; they refuse to talk to us.

“They sent us congratulatory messages that we have been selected. We are appealing to the governor to give us our appointment letters.”

Another candidate, Gbeletan Ismail, said he and his colleagues were shocked that the government has started the recruitment of interns without any update on the 1,500 applicants.

Gbeletan said, “They said they want to recruit teachers on contract basis. We met with the Commissioner for Education and he said appointment letters are not feasible because the government is not that financially buoyant to pay the permanent workers. He said that was why they are thinking of another arrangement of empowering another set of people, who after two years, may be considered for permanent employment.

“This is what the government promised. All we want is our employment letter.”

When Arigbabu was contacted on the telephone, he terminated the call after listening to our correspondent’s enquiry.

He refused to answer subsequent calls made to his mobile line.

But the State Chairman of SUBEB, Dr Femi Majekodunmi, denied cancellation of the process, adding that the delay was caused by paucity of fund.

He said, “This is a kind of interim thing. It is a contract for two years. We have not cancelled their recruitment.

“But, if they want to partake in this new recruitment, they are free to take part. Government did not forget them.”

SOURCE:
https://punchng.com/protests-as-ogun-dumps-1500-casual-teachers-recruitment/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR0aoWddUjFys1m3xV6pfXU579iqYr8nnQnES3RMa5ZAd3MpwA3Mwpa3oEI#Echobox=1617163536

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Are you resuscitating and already existing business or starting a completely new one?

From what you have written it appears that this is a new business.

My suggestion would be for you to raise the initial capital through friends and family instead of taking out a loan at this stage.

Thanks for ur suggestion. I'm into data business, vtu and cable TV subs. Just wanna add POS business with it coz it is not moving as before, running extremely low out of capital coz of daily needs. As you can see, I'm not interested in any loan but help from nairalanders with donations through the link.

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I really appreciate your comment, have done my feasibility study on this but the capital for exchange and other necessary things is just the issue now.

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