Kogi Promises Primary School Teachers 75% Minimum Wage

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The Kogi State Government has assured its teachers in primary schools across the state of paying 75 per cent of the national N18, 000 minimum wage with effect from this year’s January.

The Chairman of the state Universal Basic Education Board, Mallam Nuhu Ahmed who gave the assurance during a chat with journalists in Lokoja recently also promised the teachers of prompt payment of their salaries.

But what remains according to him is to ensure that only the genuine teachers are the ones collecting the money.

He explained that while it had become mandatory for headmasters to forward the names of their teachers to the board, the teachers themselves would have to come physically to write their details including account details and sign accordingly.

He noted that the process had started with January salary expect those without proper documentation that are yet to be paid.

Ahmed however explained that the pending December salary and that of November for some teachers would soon be settled.

Reacting, the state Chairman of Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, Mr. Suleiman Abdullahi, welcome the development, saying it would go a long way in improving members’ welfare.

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