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Ogun Gov. okays career Advancement For Graduate Primary School Teachers

Prince Dapo Abiodun, Ogun State Governor, has approved the career advancement of Graduate Primary School Teachers (Tutor Cadre) from GL. 16 to GL.17.
According to a statement signed by the State Head of Service, Mr Kehinde Onasanya, “the decision aims to address stagnation at the peak of the cadre and enhance motivation, ensuring improved service delivery in the primary education system.”
According to him, the governor also approved a consolidated salary structure for Head-Teacher General, thereby upgrading their status.
This move, Mr Onasanya explained, reinforces the state’s commitment to strengthening the education sector and supporting its workforce
He explained that the policy decision on the elongation follows a review of existing career progression frameworks and is designed to improve learning outcomes.
The Head of Service said the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has been directed to implement this policy immediately.
This development, according to him, aligned with the ISEYA pillar of the administration, reaffirming Ogun State’s role as the education hub of the country.
He said the Prince Dapo Abiodun-led administration remains focused on implementing progressive policies to enhance educational development, urging the teaching workforce to remain committed to efficient service delivery.
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