Newly employed teachers in Kaduna fail letter writing test

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- Malam Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna state reveals that some of the newly appointedteachers could not write letters of acceptance

- El-Rufai says the revelation is proof that the affected teachers were not the ones that wrote the tests themselves

- The teachers were recruited following a major sack of some of their colleagues

The governor of Kaduna, Malam Nasir El-Rufai, has made a huge revelation concerning the newly appointed teachers in the state as he stated that many of them could not write an acceptance letter after they were approved for the job.

Governor El-Rufai made the revelation in a post made on the social media account of the Kaduna state government later Thursday, March 8, 2018.

“Some of the new teachers we tried to recruit tried to game the system. We gave those that passed letters of appointments and a plain sheet of paper to write a simple letter of acceptance.

“Some couldn’t. It was clear they didn’t write the tests themselves,” he was credited as saying.

NAIJ.com earlier reported that Governor Nasir El-Rufai advocated for a very low minimum wage that would enable states to pay the salaries of their workers.

He made the suggestion on Thursday, March 8, in Abuja at a ‘Governance Matters’ roundtable organised by Development Alternative Incorporation (DAI), Vanguard reports.

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El-Rufai also said that organised labour unions in the country have destroyed the nation more than they have contributed to it.

NAIJ.com also reported that the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Kaduna state chapter, at the Wednesday, February 21, plenary session of the Senate raised a petition against the state government over their unpaid salary arrears.

The petition was raised by Senator Shehu Sani representing Kaduna Central senatorial district.

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