Kwara Teachers Protest Exclusion from Salary Increment, Cite Economic Hardships

Dozens of public school teachers in Kwara State protested their exclusion from a recent 30% salary increment, highlighting economic hardships and reliance on loans. The teachers gathered at the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) Kwara State chapter office in Ilorin, displaying placards expressing frustration.
The NUT leadership distanced itself from the protest, emphasizing a merit-based recruitment process by the Kwara State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM), which recently disqualified eight teachers for testing positive for banned substances during mandatory screening.
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