Borno State Governor Zulum Conducts Impromptu Test For Teachers (PHOTOS)

Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, the governor of Borno State, conducted a spontaneous test for public school teachers in the state’s Baga village on Tuesday, August 1st.

The impromptu aptitude test for the 65 teachers was carried out to assess their qualifications and competence to teach, according to the governor, who uploaded images on social media.

The governor was sighted invigilating the test as teachers were battling to answer questions on the blackboard. The governor’s spokesman, Isa Gusau, told newsmen that the test was conducted to determine the level of the teachers’ qualifications and ability to teach professionally.

At the end of the exercise, the governor told the teachers that those who are not capable of teaching would be moved either to the administrative department or sent for further training.

According to the spokesman, “Zulum said that at the end of each year, every teacher and his pupils will be evaluated and the government will also support them with accommodation and other related services.

“After interacting and revealing their aptitude test results, Zulum announced a package of N20,000 and 10 yards of fabric (Shadda) to each teacher.

“The Senior Secondary School’s Principal and the Primary School Head Teacher each got N50,000 and 10 yards of fabric (Shadda).”

Here are some photos from the events: