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205 TESCOM Senior Cadre Officers Inducted in Ogun

By Oluwatoyin Adegoke 205 senior cadre officers in the Ogun State Teaching Service Commission have been inducted as School Principals, with a charge to deliver exceptional performance in their new roles and make positive impacts on the sector. The State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Professor Abayomi Arigbabu who gave the charge at the induction Continue Reading
Religion

FUNAAMAA Calls for Ethical Governance

By Nafiu Busari Trust and delegation of power have been reiterated as the two major foundations for ethical governance in Islam which leaders should always uphold. Retired Permanent Secretary, Oyo State Post Primary Schools Teaching Service Commission, TESCOM, Dr Bashir Olanrewaju gave the indication while delivering a lecture at the 24th Annual National Convention of […]Continue Reading
Crime

Missing TESCOM Boss Found Dead – Police

The Police in Ondo State has confirmed the killing of Mr Gbenga Olofinmoyegun, a Director in the Ondo State Teaching Service Commission who was declared missing on Thursday. The command spokesperson, SP Funmilayo Odunlami, told newsmen in Akure on Sunday, that the mutilated corpse of the director was found on Saturday in Akure. According to […]Continue Reading
Education

Embrace Professionalism, Makinde Tells Newly Recruited Civil Servants

Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde wants the 5,000 newly-recruited teachers and 700 non-teaching staff converted to teaching cadre to embrace professionalism in the discharge of their duties. He stated this while speaking at the Induction and Training Programme for the new teachers employed by the post-Primary School Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM), held at the Continue Reading
Education

Oyo Govt. Reiterates Commitment To Education

Oyo State Government will continue to give priority to education by ensuring schools are adequately staffed and monitored. Chairman, Teaching Service Commission, TESCOM, Oyo State, Pastor Akinade Alamu stated this in ibadan an interview with Radio Nigeria. Pastor Alamu explained that recent recruitment of teachers was an indication of the purposeful agenda of the Continue Reading
Education

We’ve Stamped Out Examination Malpractices In Schools – Oyo Tescom Chairman

The Chairman, Oyo State Post-Primary Teaching Service Commission, Honourable Akinade Alamu has disclosed that examination malpractice in schools has been stamped out in the State, as the 5000 newly-recruited teachers and 700 were trained on working ethics and conducts among other areas, as part of induction exercise approved for the teachers. He said this while […]Continue Reading
Education

Persons with Disabilities Protests: Oyo Suspends Recruitment into TESCOM

Oyo State Government has suspended the recruitment process of persons living with disabilities into the state workforce following allegations of list manipulation. The State Chairman, Post Primary Teaching Service Commission TESCOM, Pastor Akinade Alamu, announced that the ongoing recruitment of persons living with disabilities into both teaching and non-teaching service Continue Reading
Education

NACOMYO Commends Oyo Govt. For Prompt Review of Teachers’ Recruitment Test

National Council of Muslim Youths Organisation, NACOMYO, has lauded Oyo State government for the review of the Computer Based Test, CBT in the ongoing teachers’ recruitment exercise to make provision for Jumat service and removal of religious questions from the examination. This is contained in a statement in Ibadan by Coordinator, NACOMYO, Oyo State Chapter, […]Continue Reading
Education

Oyo Teachers’ Recruitment: 400 1st Class Graduates, 70,000 Others Jostle For 7,500 Vacancies

Over four hundred first class graduates are part of seventy thousand job seekers that applied for teaching appointment under Oyo State Post Primary Teaching Service Commission, TESCOM. Permanent Secretary, TESCOM, Mrs Grace Oderinde who stated this in Ibadan at the commencement of the Computer Based Test, CBT, for the applicants said, there are seven thousand […]Continue Reading