Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has commended Nigerian teachers for their contribution to education and promised to improve their welfare if elected.
In a Teachers’ Day message, Atiku said teachers remained central to national development but were facing economic hardship and difficult working conditions.
He promised that his administration would focus on reducing the cost of living, creating decent employment and improving the welfare of teachers and other workers.
Atiku also urged Nigerians to support teachers with concrete policies that would improve their living and working conditions.
Several people are feared dead after a helicopter crashed in a swampy area of Igbokoda, headquarters of Ilaje Local Government Area of Ondo State, on Monday. The number of casualties has not been confirmed, although a source said some occupants of the helicopter may have died in the crash. Police and military personnel were deployed to the area for rescue operations. The Ondo State Police Command confirmed the crash and […]
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