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Recruitment: Oyo SUBEB interviews 8,077 candidates; fixes Sept 10 for PLWD

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By Adeyinka Adeniran

 

 

The Oyo State government said it has concluded oral interview sessions for 8,077 candidates in the recruitment exercise for teachers in the state.

 

The Chairman, Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board, OYOSUBEB, Dr. Nureni Adeniran made the disclosure during a meeting with Board members on Saturday.

 

Recall that the board recently announced that 50,700 applicants registered on the official website of the Board.

 

While, 45,827, sat for the exam, 8,197 candidates scored above 50 marks.

 

According to the Chairman, who headed the Board meeting, the oral interview sessions, which exempted people with disabilities started on August 14, 2024, ended on Monday, August 26, 2024.

 

He, however said the Board has scheduled interview dates for applicants with disabilities on September 10 and 11 2024.

 

Commending Seyi Makinde for the priority placed on education in the state, Dr. Adeniran said the Board reached the agreement with the Oyo State Agency for People With Disabilities.

 

The Board also ratified that interview session for caregivers will follow on September 12, 2024.

 

He further advised all candidates in the caregiver category to log into their portal for their interview schedule slip.

 

He assured that only the best candidates would be employed.

 

Adeniran reaffirmed the commitment of the Board to employ qualified teachers as a bedrock for sustainable development agenda, as envisioned by the current administration.

 

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) Oyo wing has commended the state government for the transparent and thorough manner with which it has conducted the ongoing recruitment of teachers for primary schools.

 

In a statement jointly signed by the NUT chairman, Comrade Raji Oladimeji and Secretary, Comrade Salami, the union described the ongoing teachersā€™ recruitment as a departure from previous exercises.

 

The union expressed confidence that the new teachers employed at the end of the exercise will greatly improve the teaching profession in the state, in line with the vision of the present administration.

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