Niger Government uncovers over 2,000 unqualified primary school teachers on its payroll

Niger State Authorities says it has uncovered over two thousand unqualified main college lecturers on its payroll throughout the 25 native authorities areas of the state.

The affected lecturers, based on the federal government might neither learn nor write in main faculties.

This was the report of the findings of a Employees Audit Committee constituted by the State Common Fundamental Training Board, SUBEB, in June this 12 months.

The committee arrange by the state Chairman, Dr. Isa Adamu, was saddled with the duty to unravel and verify the precise variety of personnel on its payroll.

Presenting the report back to the state Chairman of SUBEB, Dr Isa Adamu, the chairman of central committee, Alh Ayuba Usman Katako mentioned out of about 28,000 employees, 26,000 took half within the screening train carried out by the committee.

Katako described what the audit committee uncovered as one of many main findings on educating and non-teaching employees by SUBEB.

He additionally revealed that about fifty p.c of these with problems with certificates racketeering are class lecturers within the state.