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Kwara Govt Sacks 2,414 Teachers Employed By Former Governor, Gives Reason

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December 26, 2020
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Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq has cancelled the employment of 2,414 teachers illegally employed by the state Universal Basic Education Board (KWSUBEB) in the twilight of the administration of former Governor AbdulFatah Ahmed.

The state government has therefore decided to start the employment processes of the teachers all over again in 2021.

Governor Abdulrazaq has also directed the immediate payment of seven months salaries earlier withheld from 594 SUBEB teachers since June, 2020.

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The salaries were paid on Thursday night on compassionate grounds as their employment status remains unofficial, a government statement said.

The statement read in part: “Everyone whose salaries were withheld since June now had same paid strictly on compassionate grounds. The government’s decision to withhold their salaries was not unilateral or punitive. It was as a result of the unlawful insertion of their names to the payroll without executive approval. The government has since then conducted extensive investigations which revealed the following:

“A total number of 2,414 SUBEB teachers were engaged in the twilight of the past administration. They are otherwise called sunset workers.

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“This figure is a violent contravention of the executive approval by former Governor Abdulfatah Ahmed who had authorised the employment of 1,100 qualified teachers to take English Language, Mathematics, and Science subjects only.

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“On assumption of office in 2019, Governor AmbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, faced with conflicting claims on these workers, magnanimously authorised the screening of all of them, after which 1,658 were cleared as qualified. Surprisingly, an additional 594 got inserted into the payroll.

“There are claims that 162 more were part of the mix. This was discovered during Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s investigation of the untidy process that kept throwing up conflicting figures of employees and mind-boggling details of how non-qualified persons were engaged.

“For instance, it was discovered that several of the 1,658 purportedly adjudged to be qualified do not in fact have required teaching certificates. It was discovered that teachers were engaged for subjects not covered in the executive approval, underscoring the unwholesome and impeachable nature of the entire process.

“Flowing from the above, the government has decided to start the employment process all over again in January 2021. The government will open a new application portal for all the 2,414 and any other eligible persons to apply for SUBEB teaching jobs in relevant subjects to be advertised. This effectively nullifies the controversial employment process of 2018/2019.

“This new process will be largely technology-driven, and needs-based, while every applicant will go through rigorous screenings.’’

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