Education
KSU NAKOSS ELECTION 2020: The Journey So Far — Abdulkadir Bin Abdulmalik
Then as an undergraduate student of Kogi state University Anyigba now Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba I was deeply rooted into students politics covering NAKOSS, SUG and Departmental Elections.
It’s on record that while I was serving then as SENATOR at the NAKOSS LEGISLATIVE ARM Representing the good people of Kogi local government, I’m one amongst the many other strategic senator that made Comr Ibrahim Shakur the NAKOSS PRESIDENT from the eastern extraction of Kogi state and because of the confidence reposed on me, I was later reappointed to represent Kogi Local Government for the second term and obviously I birthed Comr Isah Abdullateef emergence to succeed Comr Shakur as the NAKOSS PRESIDENT who’s Stil serving from Kogi central of Kogi state. Now it’s time for KOGI WEST to produce the Next NAKOSS PRESIDENT that will serve and lift the association to an enviable height. It may also interest you to know that am currently the serving Clark for NAKOSS Parliament, Prince Abubakar Audu University Chapter.
For SUG election, Joco Davids, Thomas Simon Attah Tsa and Yinka Oluwafemi Olinx etc are product of my support and thick political strategy.
– For Departmental Elections, I supported the emergence of Comr John Amos Onimisi as NAPSS PRESIDENT who was succeeded by my own loyal political associate Comr. Comr Jonathan Shaibu and later by Abdul Lawal who’s currently serving and about to conduct elections for his successor. All my Product.
So, having serve in all capacity bestow on me as a unionists with track records, I want to sieze this rare cyber privilege to publicly declare my interest again for Comr Abubakar Yusuf Amilo as the NEXT NAKOSS PRESIDENT. He’s from Kogi Local Government. A dream I have long planned for.
Oh! Allah let your will be done. For we have long suffered in the hand of those who think everything is theirs, living our darling Kogi local government in perpetual marginalisation without consideration.
Perhaps, the end is here as We envisage For Allah’s grace and Favour in the forthcoming poll, insha Allah.
#IstandWithAmilo
Abdulkadir Bin Abdulmalik is advocate of quality education, good governance and hails from Kogi LGA. He can be reach via this telephone line, 08136418375.
By Sadiq Abubakar, Abuja.
The FCT minister, Muhammad Musa Bello, has approved the 65 years retirement age for teachers in the territory.
The director of Human Resources Department of the FCTA, Muhammad Bashir, presented a copy of the approval letter on behalf of the minister to the chairman of the FCT wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) Comrade Stephen Knabayi, in Abuja on Wednesday.
The presentation which witnessed the present of the Director of the FCT Universal Basic Education Board (UBEB) Dr Hassan Sule and some senior staff of the board.
According to the content of the approval letter, which our correspondent glanced through, stated that the FCT teachers will be now able retire at the age of 65 years.
The FCT administration, according to the letter has also set a limit of 40 years of service.
Our correspondent report that the development is on the backdrop of a bill sent to the national assembly by president Muhammadu Buhari on June, 2021.
However, the director of the FCT UBEB, Dr Hassan Sule, who confirmed the approval of 65 years retirement age and 40 years years of service for the teachers in the FCT, commended the FCT minister, Muhammad Musa Bello, for the approval.
Representative of the FCT minister, Director for Human Resources Department (HRD) of the FCTA, Muhammad Bashir, FCT director of UBEB, Dr Hassan Sule presenting approval letter of 65 years retirement age for teachers to the FCT NUT Chairman, Comrade Stephen Knabayi in Abuja on Wednesday.
He said the present FCT adminstration under the leadership of Muhammad Musa Bello, has been given the desire priority to the development of the education sector in the FCT, saying the minister had also commence payment of promotion arrears of the secondary school teachers for 2017 and 2018.
The Proprietor of Shiv India Institute of Management and Technology, Doctor Raju Dinkar Sonavane
The Proprietor of Shiv India Institute of Management and Technology, Doctor Raju Dinkar Sonavane says a technologically based society could assist in solving contemporary issues affecting third world nation.
Doctor Sonavane stated this in a paper presentation during the celebration of the Kogi State Chapter of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS)’ day in Lokoja.
He said forty five percent of Indian’s economy is rested on information communication technology noting that the development has placed the nation on the world map in the aspect of security, information dissemination, medicine and other aspects of human endeavours.
Doctor Sonavane said Nigeria needs more educated people to build a strong economy emphasising that the vast majority that are uneducated are easily manipulated in the aspect of choices and decisions that are germane to the growth and development of the nation.
He explained that SIIMT in Ghana has a robust package for prospective candidates including international students for transfer of knowledge.
According to him, the school is currently offering four years degree course in ICT noting that international students can access fifty percent scholarship, fifty percent cash back on Airfare on the first registration and appealed to NAPPS to facilitate the platform to attract more students.
The Proprietor of Shiv India Institute of Management and Technology, Doctor Raju Dinkar Sonavane
While expressing appreciation to NAPPS for considering him during the award presentation, Doctor. Sonavane promised to maintain good relationship with NAPPS for mutual benefits.
Education
Unpaid Arrears: FCT Primary School Teachers Commences Indefinite strike, As Secondary school’s Teachers Resumes Classes
By Sadiq Abubakar, Abuja.
As the five-day warning strike of the teachers in FCT elapsed, secondary schools teachers resume classes today, while primary school’s teachers will continue with the strike action over non-payment of their outstanding entitlements.
The chairman of the NUT FCT Comrade Stephen Knabayi, disclosed this to newsmen at the end of the union’s Emergency State Wing executives Council (SWEC) meeting at the teacher’s house in Gwagwalada, Abuja, on Wednesday, night.
Read more Kogi NUT laments poor Teachers salaries, demands immediate reinstatement of full payment.
He said the union decided to direct the primary schools teachers to continue with the strike action due to lack of commitment by the six area councils chairmen to pay promotion arrears and other entitlements of their members.
Read also We Have Not Called-Off Strike, Says NUT FCT Wing
According to him, the union has examined the commitments and assurances of the FCT administration to effect the payment of the secondary school’s teachers in November and December, resolved to direct the secondary school’s teachers to resume classes across the FCT today (Thursday), being 25th November 2021.
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