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Teachers in public primary and secondary schools across Oyo State on Monday began an indefinite strike to protest the kidnap of teachers and pupils of three schools in Oriire Local Government Area of the state.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that armed men attacked Community Grammar School, L.A. Primary School, both in Ahoro- Esinele and Baptist Nursery and Primary School, Yawota, near Ogbomoso on May 15, where pupils and teachers were abducted and two persons killed.
After the incident, the NUT, Oyo State Wing, directed teachers in the state to embark on an indefinite strike to commence on June 1.
Our NAN correspondent who monitored the strike in public schools in Ibadan reports full compliance with the indefinite strike.
Among the schools visited were Anglican Junior Secondary School, Orita-Mefa; St. Patrick Secondary School, Bashorun; St. Louis Grammar School, Mokola; Oba Akinbiyi Model School; and St. Brigid’s School, Mokola.
NAN reported that many students who arrived at their schools as early as 7:45 a.m. were turned back and asked to go home.
NAN also observed that only candidates writing the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and teachers assigned to invigilation duties were allowed into the school premises.
One of the teachers, Mrs Yemisi Alao, told NAN that staff members in her school had been instructed not to report for duty in compliance with the union’s directive.
“We are all in solidarity with the affected teachers, pupils and their families who are complying.” We pray the kidnapped victims are released and return home safely,” she said.
Another teacher, Mrs Tayo Olutayo, said both students and teachers had been well informed on the industrial action ahead of it.
“Only WAEC candidates and teachers involved in the examination process are expected to be in school,” she stated.
There were also reports from other parts of the state, such as Oyo, Ogbomoso, Iseyin, Saki, Eruwa and Igboora in Ibarapa that the strike by teachers in public primary and secondary schools was fully observed.
