We Are Not Sacking Teachers In Kaduna-El Rufai Replies Fayose

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The Kaduna State senator, Nasir El-Rufai, has answered his Ekiti State partner, Ayodele Fayose, over the disputable sack of instructors in Kaduna State

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The Kaduna State representative, Nasir El-Rufai, has answered his Ekiti State partner, Ayodele Fayose, over the dubious sack of educators in Kaduna State.

On Tuesday, Mr. Fayose blamed the Kaduna State government for sacking educators with the help of President Muhammadu Buhari.

"I'm notice Nigerians once more, the motivation of the APC is to sack laborers. They are sacking educators in Kaduna and Buhari is supporting them," he said on Twitter.

The tweet quickly started off an open deliberation which saw some in support however others against Mr. Fayose.

A Twitter client, Lere Olayinka, who is the representative of Mr. Fayose, tweeted: "In Ekiti, we didn't direct competency test for instructors, despite everything we made the primary position in NECO in 2016 and 2017. El-Rufai can come and gain from us."

Another client countered Mr. Fayose's claim by saying "Since you are running for president, you can begin your battle by retaining the sacked educators. Furthermore, we should perceive how far they will help Ekiti with her 'One Compound, One Professor' pride."

To clear the perplexity trailing the sack of 'inept' instructors in Kaduna State, Governor El-Rufai swam in on the issue by citing Gov. Fayose's tweet.

"Your Excellency Sir, we are not sacking educators in Kaduna. Or maybe, we are supplanting inadequate individuals who are unfit to be called instructors to spare the eventual fate of the people to come," he said.

The arranged sack of the educators in Kaduna State has kept on drawing the consideration of Nigerian from all kinds of different backgrounds.

While some have praised the move, others have glared at it, inferring that the Kaduna State government is being rude.

President Buhari on Monday announced his help for their sack and substitution of the instructors discovered clumsy.

In spite of the fact that the Kaduna State part of the Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, had undermined to go on an inconclusive strike from November 23, Mr. El-Rufai persevered and has pledged to proceed with the proposed activity.

To legitimize the choice to sack the instructors, the state government discharged some answer contents from the competency test, uncovering how a few educators couldn't answer questions set for essential four understudies.

The state government said in regards to 66% of elementary teachers in the state neglected to score up to 75 percent in the examination.

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