60 Years On, Nigerian Teachers Fight to Be Heard on World Teachers’ Day
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"Because without teachers who feel that the State trusts and supports them, there cannot be a school with quality, vision and perspective"
Stakeholders Seek Improved Conditions As World Marks Teachers’ Day
Nigerian teachers have called for improved welfare, continuous professional development and stronger policy support at World Teachers’ Day holding today. The annual event, organised by UNESCO, celebrates teachers worldwide and highlights the need to recognise, support and improve the teaching profession. The 2026 celebration is being held under the theme, “Standing with teachers: 60 years […]
60 Years On, Nigerian Teachers Fight to Be Heard on World Teachers’ Day
By Omoyeni Ojeifo Beyond classrooms and lesson plans, teachers’ welfare, dignity and professional standing remain central to questions about how far the profession has advanced six decades after international standards were established. As the world marks World Teachers’ Day on Monday, October 5, 2026, teachers’ experiences across generations offer a window into how far the […]
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