Osun bishop calls for improved teachers' welfare

Mon, Oct 14, 2024
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Education

AS Osun State joined the global celebration of ‘Teacher’s Day’, the Bishop of Ijesa North Anglican Diocese, The Rt. Revd. Isaac Oluyamo, has urged governments at f all levels to prioritize the welfare of teachers.

At a special prayer programme held at Rehoboth Mountain, Ijebu-Jesa in Osun State, Oluyamo emphasized the importance of proper care for teachers, including timely salary payments, proper remuneration and improved working and living conditions.

“I implore governments to ensure teachers’ salaries are paid promptly and provide adequate benefits,” Oluyamo said adding: “Loan schemes for cars and housing, allowances and promotions would greatly enhance their job stability and comfort.”

The Bishop also addressed the current economic challenges, citing the fuel price hike’s impact on the livelihood of Nigerians.  

“The Federal Government must find ways to alleviate the suffering caused by the fuel price increase,” he added.

While congratulating teachers on their special day, Oluyamo encouraged them to emulate Jesus’ teaching standards and legacy, demonstrating dedication and commitment to their profession.

He commended Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke’s efforts in improving teachers’ welfare and the development of the education sector.

A.I

October 14, 2024

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