The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
The Edo State Chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), has suspended its 19-day strike.
The notice of the discontinuation of the strike is contained in a statement issued on Friday by its Chairman, Pius Okhueleigbe; the Assistant Secretary-General, Mike Itua; and three other members of the executive.
The union disclosed that the suspension of the indefinite strike, which commenced on January 18 this year, was made possible by the national leadership of the union.
It urged all public primary school heads and teachers in Edo state to resume work on Monday, February 8, 2021.
The union declared that any form of victimisation against Edo NUT leaders and members should be promptly reported to the leadership for necessary action.
It urged the Godwin Obaseki’s administration to utilise the opportunity of the suspension of the indefinite strike to urgently meet Edo NUT’s ten-point demands, in order to restore hope and confidence between the government and the union, thereby enhancing the welfare of the primary school teachers.
While appreciating the entire members of NUT in Edo state for their unprecedented solidarity and sustenance of the indefinite strike for the past 19 days, the union passed a vote of confidence in the state and branch leaders of the NUT in the state and its affiliates.
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