Kebbi NUT Celebrates Teachers' Resilience and Welfare Efforts
On October 4, 2026, the Kebbi State chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) recognized the resilience and dedication of teachers in the state despite ongoing economic hardships. NUT Chairman Zaki Sarki SK expressed gratitude to teachers in a message commemorating the 2026 World Teachers’ Day, emphasizing their vital role in nation-building and the development of skilled professionals.
He stated, “A country without teachers is an empty nation,” highlighting the importance of teachers in producing essential professionals for the economy. Sarki also praised Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris, referring to him as a “teacher governor,” for his administration's efforts to enhance teachers' welfare, including improved remuneration, provision of teaching aids, recruitment of additional teachers, and school renovations.
He urged teachers to reflect on their responsibilities and assured them that the NUT would continue to advocate for their rights through constructive engagement with authorities.
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