Kaduna State Teachers who failed the competency test can reapply in the ongoing teachers recruitment exercise:
Recruitment of 25,000 qualified teachers in Kaduna state is still ongoing. Those who failed the primary 4 test should please know that they can reapply if they believe they are qualified to teach.
SUBEB boss explained that the exercise has no political undertone, advised people not to bring politics into the on-going educational reform adding that government concern is to revive education, especially in the rural communities.
The notice of new recruitment showed that applicants must have relevant educational certificates including the one from the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria.
Submission of applications is scheduled to close on or before the 19th of November, 2017.
> Completed applications would be screened and shortlisted candidates to be invited for a written test on the 26th of November, 2017.
> Results of the written test to be submitted on the 27th of December, 2017.
> Selection of successful candidates to hold on the 2nd of January, 2018.
> Interview to be conducted from the 8th of January, 2018.
> Result of the interview and selection of successful applicants to be submitted on the 23rd of January, 2018.
> Issuance of temporary appointment letters to commence on the 25th of January, 2018.
“We have so far received over 13,000 applications at the SUBEB headquarters, some applicants submitted their applications at the local government headquarters for the recruitment of new teachers,” SUBEB Boss added.
ZURU: Beyond The Traditional Borders Of My Political Concerns
Travelling from Niger State through Kontagora or Sokoto/Zamfara States through Daki-Takwas, a first timer on the road would never imagine that a city of historical and demographic importance as Zuru will emerge ahead of the unbearable potholes that images in this update partially represent. To the best of my knowledge, and I travel a lot around to know, hardly do any communities exist in northern Nigeria with road access deprivation like those of Zuru Emirate. Perhaps communities around Gombe-Numan little compare save for the attention the road has been receiving on discussion related to infrastructural deficit and the little physical interventions they brings. The painful thing about the case of Zuru is that the issue of its road is hardly discussed. In my view, the case of access road around Zuru point to the fact that the meaning and essence of political participation need to be redefined in and for the Emirate at local, state and federal levels. The few diversions of Maga-Ri...


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