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Friday, 23 May 2014

Nigerian Union Of Teachers Orders Closure Of All Primary & Secondary Schools

Nigerian Union Of Teachers Orders Closure Of All Primary & Secondary Schools, In Protest To The Abduction Of The Chibok Schoolgirls

In protest to the abduction of the over 200 female students of the Government Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State, the Nigeria Union of Teachers has ordered the closure of all primary and secondary schools in the country on Thursday, 22nd of May. Members of the union are also to hold “Bring back our girls” rallies simultaneously in the 36 states of the federation and Abuja.
The President of NUT, Mr. Michael Olukoya, had this to say:
NUT President, Mr. Michael Olukoya
“All schools nationwide shall be closed today (Thursday) which will be our day of protest against the abduction of  female students in Chibok and the heartless murder of 173 teachers.
We remain resolute in our resolve to continue the campaign even as we mourn the death of our colleagues until our girls are brought back   alive and the perpetrators of the heinous crime brought to book.
We demand that both the federal and the respective state governments should exhibit true concern to the families of the 173 teachers – 170 from Borno and three from Yobe State – who lost their lives to the barbaric, uncivilised and wicked acts of terrorists by paying them adequate compensation to assist in soothing their misery.”

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