Classrooms in Oyo State will today be thrown open to students as striking teachers return to work in compliance with the suspension of the strike ordered by the Nigeria Union of Teachers(NUT).
The union said in a statement by its Oyo State Chairman, Hassan Fatai, and Secretary, Olukayode Salami, yesterday its national leadership, after reviewing the prevailing security situation and considering appeals by the Oyo State government and other key stakeholders, had a rethink.
The union commended its members, as well as the All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS) and the Association of Primary School Head Teachers of Nigeria (AOPSHON), for their discipline, solidarity and compliance throughout the period of the industrial action, describing their support as instrumental in advancing the welfare and security of teachers and learners.
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