NUT and others Visit Ogun State Government Offices

*Visits of Teachers' Unions to Government Offices* 

Without bias, the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) continues to grow and improve its narrative. Recent updates highlight the courtesy visits to the Honourable Commissioner of Education and the Head of Service, which are crucial for service delivery among Ogun State teaching professionals in the public sector.

The union clearly articulated the generational demands of teachers, capturing the government's attention. Interestingly, they placed less emphasis on the individuals leading the delegation, focusing instead on the collective needs of the teachers.

Though NUT is not my union, it has demonstrated leadership by prioritising teachers' needs over personal recognition. This approach is commendable and shows a commitment to the profession's collective welfare.

The prompt attention given by His Excellency Prince Dapo Abiodun to the demands of teaching professionals has been encouraging. Like Oliver Twist, we hope all legitimate demands will be met to elevate teaching as a noble profession.

I appreciate the proactive approach by teachers' unions to bridge gaps in the public sector. It is essential to address the needs ranging from the prompt release of global deductions, clearing backlogs of leave allowances, improving school security, and gazetting the offices of Principal's General and Headteachers General, among others.

At this juncture, there should be synergy among all teaching and non-teaching professionals and their Unions in schools to ensure the welfare of members is a priority.

Buraimoh Kehinde Hussein CB, a member of ASUSS Ogun State, writes from Ikenne.

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