Bauchi SUBEB Queries 57 Teachers for Misconduct in Service Delivery

The Bauchi State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) has summoned 57 teachers from various government junior secondary and primary schools over allegations of gross misconduct.

The affected educators, drawn from GJSS Miri, Gumli, Haka Yafi, Tsohon Kamfani, and Guru Junior Secondary School, are required to appear before the Board to provide explanations regarding their alleged misconduct.

The directive was issued by the Executive Chairman of SUBEB, Alhaji Adamu Muhammad Duguri, who is committed to tackling the persistent issue of absenteeism among teaching staff in the state. Duguri expressed particular concern for those teachers who have repeatedly failed to report for duty without valid reasons. His administration is focused on reforming the educational landscape, especially at the basic level.

This initiative reflects Duguri's determination to enhance accountability among teachers, particularly in rural areas, where the impact of such misconduct can be profound. He emphasized the importance of teachers fulfilling their responsibilities to ensure that students receive the quality education they are entitled to.

Duguri plans to monitor basic schools across the state actively, aiming to identify and address the root causes of absenteeism and create an improved learning environment for students. His proactive approach underscores a commitment to elevating educational standards and fostering a culture of responsibility among educators in Bauchi State.