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Kebbi NUT Backs National president endorsement of governor Idris

By  Yarima Haruna,Kebbi

Following the endorsement of the sitting governor of Kebbi state, Comrade Nasir Idris by National president of Nigeria union of teachers, Comrade Titus amber, Kebbi state NUT under the leadership of Comrade Zaki Sarki SK has described the words of the National leader of the union as statement of facts .

Sarki, in a statement on Friday in Birnin Kebbi while lending his voice on exceptional leadership qualities extolled by Titus amber described it as praises backed by facts particularly in the area of teachers welfare and educational infrastructure revival in Kebbi state within less than three years on the saddle.

He said as a former teacher and a former unionists who nurtured the National president and his likes has taken radical steps to improve the lot of teachers and students through the constructions of schools and upward review of schools feeding, renovated schools across the state were fully furnished with furniture to boost teaching and learning .

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” At Kebbi NUT we are not surprised to hear such bare facts from our boss, because he is the product of governor Idris and a living witness to what the teacher governor is doing in Kebbi since he took the mantle of leadership of Kebbi state that’s why we are backing our boss to strengthen him and the governor to do more for the state”.

On power development, the Kebbi NUT chieftain stated that Kebbi state government in her efforts to revamp education recruited no fewer than two thousand teachers to ensure no child of school going age miss education at all levels. he said.

Zaki added that Kebbi state leadership of NUT remains solidly behind the National president and the governor of Kebbi state, Comrade Nasir Idris as they strive to give teachers their deserving sense of belonging.

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