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Nigeria: See Ridiculous Answers Kaduna Teachers Gave to 'Primary 4' Questions
Premium Times, 9 November 2017
The Kaduna State government has released the answer scripts of some teachers who participated in the competency test set by the government. Read more »
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Nigeria: El-Rufai Makes Teachers' Competency Test Scripts Public
Daily Trust, 10 November 2017
Governor Nasir El-Rufai yesterday shared some scripts of the primary four competency test conducted for primary school teachers on his personal twitter handle. Read more »
Nigerian Governor Makes Teachers' Answer Scripts Public
Governor Nasir El-Rufai has released shocking samples of the answer scripts of the 25,000 teachers who sat for a competency test recently, with 75 percent failing woefully.
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Nigeria: Kaduna Teacher's Answer Scripts Go Viral
Vanguard, 10 November 2017
Kaduna State government has released shocking samples of the answer scripts of the 25,000 teachers who sat for a competency test recently, with 75 percent failing woefully. Read more »
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Nigeria: El-Rufai Flays Workers' Protest, Insists On Sacking Teachers
Guardian, 10 November 2017
The Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, yesterday condemned the protest by the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) against the planned sacking of teachers in the state. Read more »
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Nigeria: Nigerians React to El Rufai's Plan to Sack Over 20,000 Teachers
Premium Times, 9 November 2017
As controversy rages over the insistence of the Kaduna state government to sack over 20,000 teachers who recently failed the competency test, Nigerians have taken to various… Read more »
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Nigeria: No Going Back On Education Reforms, El-Rufai Says
Daily Trust, 9 November 2017
However, Governor Nasir El-Rufai said there is no going back on education sector reforms in the state. Read more »
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Nigeria: Labour Threatens to Shut Kaduna Over Teachers' Sack
Daily Trust, 9 November 2017
Labour leaders and the Kaduna State government are headed for a showdown after both sides took a hard stand on the plan by the government to sack over 21,000 teachers. Read more »
