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TEEJAYS CORNER

Shortly after my secondary school education, I had written the Joint Admission and Matriculation board Examination (Jamb). In two consecutive years, my results were withheld. I had written to Abuja head office twice indicating my interest and willingness to present myself in defense of my result to be released.

 In all, I got no response from the board, so I gave up that year to plan for the next year which eventually got me into the citadel of learning.

Before my admission in 2005, I picked up a teaching job in a private school. I was handling the primary section. It was a new school, so the pay was below average. It was seven thousand naira for a month with a promise of increase as time goes on.

I worked with so much passion not minding the money being paid. I was handling primary three and four pupils. The children became so friendly with me and enjoyed my style of teaching.

One afternoon the proprietress called me in her office in appreciation of my service. Her son was in my class and may have told her something about me. I've heard the kids talked severally about their preference on me than their former 'uncle' (teacher). It was a thing of delight to be appreciated over a good deed or service.

So much improvements on the kids I was handling that some of the parents came to the school in a show of appreciation. I remember receiving cash gifts from two parents that's above what I was paid for a salary. I disclosed it to my employer and it didn't go down well with her. That was the beginning of her ill treatment on me.

For two months I was owed my salary. I wasn't paid. The third month I was paid still remaining the previous two months. Each time I asked of my previous salary, I was told to be patient that things are tight. I started Saturday lessons for the kids after getting approval and parents complied very well. On seeing the little cash I was getting from it, My employer came up with a flimsy excuse to put an end to the lesson, saying children needs to help their patents at home during the weekends.

Now I started feeling uncomfortable. The last straw that broke the camel's back was when I overheard her saying to the principal that I won't be paid for that previous two months as to keep me on the job so I won't leave knowing that I am being owed and will be paid someday. Already she had changed towards me and I had lost passion for the job.

One month after I was paid, I quit the job leaving and left my unpaid two months salary with them before it becomes three months.

All I can say at this time, is that, Nigerians hardly treat teachers very well. So appalling. If only they know the efforts and sacrifices teachers are making. Worse of it, most of our teachers are being owed and struggling to survive. Most of them lives in debt and penury. These are people who taught most of the doctors, lawyers, professors and intellectuals we have today in the society. As a country, we need to start doing better in teachers welfare. There should be a law enacted for teachers welfare and betterment.




I agree with you and it should start now!!!!






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