
Teachers of junior and senior schools under the umbrella of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT) on Monday, prevented the chairman of the Civil Service Commission, Mr Emeka Ezeh, access into lecture hall to address some civil servants waiting to write their 2025 promotion examination.
Daily Trust reports that the teachers in their thousands across the six area councils led by the FCT NUT chairman, Comrade Abdullahi Mohammed Shafas, and the General Secretary, Comrade Margareth F. Jethro converged on the entrance of the lecture hall of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) along Kubwa Expressway, Abuja, on Monday morning.
However, the commission chairman, Emeka Ezeh, escorted by armed police men, arrived at the venue at exactly 8:12, in order to address some civil servants, who were waiting to commence their exams, but he was barred from entering the hall.
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It was observed that Ezeh later turned back in company of the armed security operatives and walked straight to the examination hall, as teachers chanted solidarity songs.
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