UNESCO Celebrates World Teachers Day in Abuja
UNESCO's theme for World Teachers Day emphasizes the collaborative role of teachers in society, particularly in Nigeria. The event in Abuja, attended by Education Minister Tunji Alausa, highlighted the crucial role of teachers as knowledge custodians and character builders.
Alausa acknowledged the need for improved welfare for teachers to enhance education quality. World Teachers Day, celebrated annually on October 5th, recognizes the importance of educators globally.
The symposium in Abuja marked the first time the day was hosted outside UNESCO's Paris headquarters, underlining Africa's focus on teacher education and development.
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