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    “Peter Obi Calls for Better Treatment of Teachers on World Teachers’ Day

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    By Becky Usman

    Presidential candidate Peter Obi urges the federal government to prioritize regular payment of teachers’ salaries on World Teachers’ Day. Emphasizing the vital role teachers play in nation-building, he advocates for recognizing their dedication and hard work. Obi emphasizes celebrating educators’ contributions and calls for increased support, particularly in privately owned schools. He encourages teachers to persevere through hardships, looking forward to a brighter future for education in the ‘New Nigeria.’

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