A civil society group has accused a state government of failing to pay the salaries of thousands of teachers, with over 4,700 educators reportedly still owed wages. The organization argues that the administration is using probationary status as a tactic to delay or deny payments, raising concerns about systemic financial mismanagement. Authorities have yet to respond to the allegations, leaving the teachers’ financial struggles unresolved. The dispute highlights broader issues of accountability in public sector wage disbursement.
HURIWA to Otti: Pay 4,700 teachers, stop using probation to withhold salaries Vanguard News
