Yobe
Yobe Elevates 1,700 Teachers in Major Boost to Education Sector
Yobe Elevates 1,700 Teachers in Major Boost to Education Sector
By Aliyu Sani, Damaturu
The Yobe State Teachers’ Service Board (TSB) has made a significant move to strengthen the quality of education by approving the promotion of 1,700 teachers across various ranks.
Alhaji Yakubu Dokshi, the Executive Chairman of the board, made the announcement following a management meeting on Tuesday in Damaturu.
Dokshi clarified that the promotion exercise aimed to acknowledge diligent teachers who have exhibited dedication and exceptional performance in their roles.
He noted that acknowledging such efforts would not only motivate educators but also improve teaching standards and students’ academic performance across public schools in the state.
According to him, investing in teachers is a critical step toward revitalising the education sector and ensuring better learning outcomes.
“Improving the welfare and career progression of teachers plays a key role in enhancing the overall performance of our schools,” he stated.
The TSB chairman also praised Governor Mai Mala Buni for his consistent support toward educational development in Yobe.
He said the administration’s policies continue to reflect a strong determination to reposition the sector and build a more skilled and knowledgeable population.
Similarly, the board’s secretary, Mohammed ibn Musa, commended the governor for placing education and teachers’ welfare at the forefront of government priorities.
In the same vein, the Director of Personnel Management, Umar Haruna, congratulated the beneficiaries and encouraged them to justify the confidence reposed in them.
The director called on the promoted teachers to remain disciplined, punctual, and committed to delivering quality education in their respective schools.
Haruna further stressed the need for professionalism and dedication, noting that teachers play a vital role in shaping communities and future generations.
He added that the promotion would inspire greater commitment, foster creativity in teaching, and enhance overall productivity within the education sector.