The Katsina State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), has directed primary school teachers and all head teachers in the state to withdraw their children from private schools for enrolment in public schools.

Chairman of the SUBEB, Lawal Buhari Daura gave the directive on Wednesday, when he led management of the Board on an inspection tour of Local Education Authority (LEA) in Kankia.

Daura said the directive was in line with an earlier order issue by the Governor, Aminu Bello Masari that public officers under his administration must patronise public schools.

He insisted that the directive was part of efforts to revive the education sector, but was silent on whether or not penalties awaited defaulters.

Our correspondent reports that findings indicate that most of the primary school teachers in public schools do not patronise public schools as they enrol their children and wards in private schools, an action which suggests that they have no confidence in the public schools.

http://leadership.ng/news/456441/katsina-orders-withdrawal-of-children-from-private-schools

Cc lalasticlala

Yyyyyyy.. funny though... but if really they are doing well, their kids shld be in public schs whhere they teach

lazy teachers, gossiping from 7:30am-4:00pm.they only put their duty on corpers and students on teaching-practice.

Black man and black brain Mandating public school teachers to withdraw their kids from private schools is an infringement on their rights and i dont think that is in consonance with any labour laws.
People have the right to send their kids to wherever;thats why i dont join people to clamour for our leaders to stop sending their kids wherever. Our leaders should just be morally guided enough to make our schools globally competitive and we citizens should demand just that.

Not Good

I do not support this at all. Every parent should have the right to send their kids to a good school.

Its not only teachers that make the school. Libraries, Laboratory, student-teacher ratio, access to counsellors e.t.c are all very important for students to grow and learn.

If the government steps up their game,parents will enrol their kids.

Weeee

I support this move only if the children of the governor as well as that of all his many political appointees are included in the policy.

A taste of their medicine...nice move by the governor

Gbege

Gf

Who gave them that right

Very Good

I am sure the children of the governor who gave D directive are likely to be studying abroad. Who dey Deceive who?

I support such move kudoa

Ghen Ghen let them employ qualified teachers and make use of expatriate in the ministry of education.






Waiting for Kano's government reaction...



Government that decides to close schools because of fasting....




God is watching all of us owwwww

This is really stupid, is it the fault of the teachers that the state cannot provide quality education.

adesammy1:
A taste of their medicine...nice move by the governor

The governor does not have the right to do that, someone should remind the governor this democracy and not a military regime where you issue decree, lets not support impunity all in the name of CHANGE....SMH

ok

Very Good Move,shey when they transfer their wards to goverment schools,they will have the nerve to also teach their children the nonsense they teach other people children....Tit for Tat...

Rubbish...work on the public school sector first and secondly mandate all oil block Alahji owners to withdraw their children from Havard, Yale, Oxford etc then I would assume you mean business...till then #nawash

Yhunoos:

The Katsina State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), has directed primary school teachers and all head teachers in the state to withdraw their children from private schools for enrolment in public schools.

Chairman of the SUBEB, Lawal Buhari Daura gave the directive on Wednesday, when he led management of the Board on an inspection tour of Local Education Authority (LEA) in Kankia.

Daura said the directive was in line with an earlier order issue by the Governor, Aminu Bello Masari that public officers under his administration must patronise public schools.

He insisted that the directive was part of efforts to revive the education sector, but was silent on whether or not penalties awaited defaulters.

Our correspondent reports that findings indicate that most of the primary school teachers in public schools do not patronise public schools as they enrol their children and wards in private schools, an action which suggests that they have no confidence in the public schools.

http://leadership.ng/news/456441/katsina-orders-withdrawal-of-children-from-private-schools

Cc lalasticlala

This is lovely and l welcome the idea.

but thier own children are outside the country....i mean the governor and his crew

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DoTheNeedful:
Black man and black brain Mandating public school teachers to withdraw their kids from private schools is an infringement on their rights and i dont think that is in consonance with any labour laws.
People have the right to send their kids to wherever;thats why i dont join people to clamour for our leaders to stop sending their kids wherever. Our leaders should just be morally guided enough to make our schools globally competitive and we citizens should demand just that.

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Shut up ode
Mr. White man noodles brain.

The directive makes sense

Yauwa. This a welcome development

G o o d i d e a

things are turning out well in the country

Another moronic policy from our kunu sipping dolts.

Do they have the right to do that??

This is what this country needs.

It will be better if they extend it to the whole educational sector.


Some people need to be accountable. only that,this time they will be accountable to their wards and the general public.

They will have no option than to make things work.

and their children too, including governor's children. yeye people and their children too, including governor's children. yeye people

He dosent have the right to determine how i choose to invest in my childs future
is the Gov child in Public Schools? who is deceiving who.
Make Bokoharam come pack them away abi.