The Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Federal Capital Territory Wing, has directed primary school teachers in the territory to resume their strike on January 15. The decision was made during an emergency meeting of the State Wing Standing Committee (SWSC) held in Abuja.informationguidenigeria
The union also warned that secondary school teachers would join the strike from January 22 if the demands of the primary school teachers were not met before January 19, 2024.JAMB Result
The primary school teachers had initially embarked on an indefinite strike in September the previous year due to various issues, including the non-implementation of a 40 percent Peculiar Allowance and payment of 25 months minimum wage arrears. The strike was suspended for six weeks to allow for issue resolution, but the teachers are now dissatisfied with the lack of progress.JAMB Portal
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“Saddened by the suffering of the teachers and the nonpayment of the aforementioned entitlements, the SWSC has no other option than to direct all primary school teachers in FCT to resume the suspended strike.JAMB Result
“The union, hereby, directs all FCT primary school teachers to resume the suspended strike action with effect from Monday, Jan. 15, till further notice.NYSC Portal
“Parents are advised to keep their children and wards in primary schools safe at home,” the NUT said.
