The Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) has criticized the government for a four-year delay in implementing a salary agreement reached during the Buhari administration, calling for urgent action to fulfill the long-overdue pay deal. The union argues that the prolonged postponement has left educators financially strained, despite the agreement having been formally negotiated. With no clear timeline for resolution, teachers continue to face hardship while awaiting the promised compensation. The situation raises questions about government accountability and the impact of delayed policy implementation on public sector workers.
Teachers’ Salary: NUT laments 4-year delay, demands Buhari-era pay deal Vanguard News
