Cross River State authorities have issued a directive demanding that the state’s education department resolve outstanding salary and promotion disputes for teachers without delay. The order follows weeks of mounting complaints from educators who say they have not received pay raises or promotions promised in prior agreements, leading to strikes and disruptions in schools across the state. State officials say the directive will be enforced through a dedicated task force and that a transparent review process will be set up to ensure compliance. The move comes amid growing pressure from teachers’ unions and parents concerned about the impact of the pay crisis on student learning and school morale.
Cross River Govt Orders Immediate Resolution of Teachers’ Salary, Promotion Issues Cross River State News
