Public schools in the Federal Capital Territory were shut down on Monday morning, as the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) embarked on a strike.
According to The Nation, the union decided to go on strike “due to non-payment of some allowances by government, non implementation of 2013 and 2014 promotion backlog.”
As a result, students were not allowed to enter their respective schools.
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a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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So if to say jonah win we suffer this thing for another four years… God4bid bad thing….
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***
Imagime the whole Naija under lock and key. Na wa oh!
Hausa stop sending yam to the south.
Igbo close all shops at Aba.
Yoruba no process cocoa for chocolate.
Mtn no voice calls
Airtel no data service
Glo no sms, mms
Etibaba no customer service agent.
No GTB for atm
No konga for deals.
But there will be church service and special mosque prayers!
#NaijaGoBetter
That’s a Snap it Oga picture 🙂 … but on a different note it’s sad what education system for public is coming 2 in Nigeria.
From frying pan to fire
Let me guess it was the association of Yoruba’s and Hausa staff that decided to frustrate the present administration.
The way people think in this country is sad.
*Decided to embark on the school strike*
Teachers are d nation builder. The way d minister of FCT is operating, he is not helping teachers at all. See how teachers r sufferring in FCT. PLIS Bala Mohammed pay d FCT TEACHERS THEIR ALLOWANCES B4 U HANDOVER. SOME TEACHERS R DUE 4 PROMOTION. promote them b4 u go. Plis have human sympathy.
If bala mohammed go without paying teachers allawances and promotions,GOD will punish him he will ever enjoy de money he steal in Abuja
From one wahala to the other. The whole country is just “jaga jaga” na wa oh.
naija is a blessed country and destined nation all we need is peace and unity I love naija