BUSTED!! Bauchi Govt. Teacher Went To Work Only Seven Times In 11 Years

Posted by E.L.E.X on January 09 2020 under News









Aliyu Tilde, commissioner of education in Bauchi, has revealed how a teacher in the state went to work only seven times in 11 years.

The commissioner, who didn’t disclose the teacher’s identity or the school, said about 53.5 percent of workers do not visit their places of assignment, which affects the educational sector.

Tilde said the state government has introduced a digital attendance system in primary and secondary schools to check the menace.

He said, “We now have the device in all the 219 secondary schools under the ministry. We have had a case of a teacher who only came to school seven times in eleven years. ”

“When I came in, I requested for attendance register of various schools and the statistics there was not encouraging at all; 53.5 per cent of them (teachers) do not go their workplace at all.

“People are now less honest than before and given their large number, many of them can hide, a lot of them are in the rural areas where it is difficult to reach them for monitoring and evaluation.

“You find out that by the time you take up their attendance book, everyone is present and resumed work before 8:am even if he or she wasn’t there.

“It is very difficult to monitor this large number of workers, the best thing is to introduce technology. With this, you will be able to capture all the teachers within your purview; if anyone goes in, delivers a lesson or checks out, it will be recorded in the device.”




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