Ondo Govt Denies Report of  Teachers Recruitment

 

By: Ade Phillips

The Ondo State Teaching Service Commission ( TESCOM)has debunked the news making the rounds on the purported teachers recruitment which was said to have been ongoing at the TESCOM headquarters in Akure.

This is contained in a statement by Mrs Tolu Adeyemi, the Permanent Secretary of TESCOM and made available to newsmen by Head of Press and Public Relations Unit of TESCOM,Mr Goodluck Akinyomi.

Adeyemi said that the purported teachers recruitment advertisement did not emanate from the TESCOM, adding no activity of such at the office of the commission.

She enjoined members of the public to ignore the recruitment advertisement as false.

” The Ondo State Teaching Service Commission hereby brings to public notice that there is false news making the rounds that a recruitment exercise by the Ondo State Teaching Service Commission is ongoing.

“Members of the public are advised to disregard the false information as the Ondo State Teaching Service Commission is not running any recruitment exercise now,” she said.

The permanent secretary stated that the government was committed to providing enabling environment and relevant instructional facilities, in tandem with global best practices, for effective and efficient teaching and learning to thrive in all the public secondary schools in the state.

She said that teachers were now enjoying the dividend of democracy through regular payment of salaries, regular promotion amongst other benefits for the deserving ones.

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