Buhari regime committed to education advancement: Adamu
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The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, says the Federal Government is committed to redeeming the image of education at all levels.
The minister spoke on Thursday in Abuja at the commencement of the 2022 Nationwide Capacity Building Workshops for Nigerian Teachers.
The programme was organised by the National Teachers’ Institute (NTI), Kaduna, in collaboration with SDGs, UBEC, NCC and others.
Represented by the Minister of State for Education, Goodluck Nanah-Opiah, the minister also said that the federal government would continue to ensure that teachers get the best.
”This informed the implementation of the new salary structure for teachers, elongated retirement and service age, as well as increased emoluments.
”The Federal Government is also committed to the provision of quality education at all levels,” Mr Adamu said.
The minister also said that the Buhari regime would continue to promote digital literacy and sustain capacity building for all teachers in the country.
Mr Adamu pledged to sustain support to NTI for it to continue to champion teacher education, training and retraining.
He described teaching as a noble profession, while teachers were very crucial in the process of nation building.
Mr Adamu lauded NTI for organising the event, saying, ”the Institute had successfully trained many teachers in different domains.
The minister also promised to sustain support to NTI to consolidate its achievements and bolster its performance.
(NAN)
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