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BREAKING: Abuja Teachers Protest Years Of Career Stagnation, Demand Immediate Promotions

The teachers gathered outside the institution, carrying placards and demanding the immediate conclusion of the 2024 promotion exercise.

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BREAKING: Abuja Teachers Protest Years Of Career Stagnation, Demand Immediate Promotions

The teachers gathered outside the institution, carrying placards and demanding the immediate conclusion of the 2024 promotion exercise.

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FCT teachers disrupt promotion test for 13,000 workers

FCT teachers protest the inclusion of vacancy as a criterion for promotion, disrupting examinations for 13,000 workers. The union demands merit-based promo

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  1. lunedì 6 luglio 2026·saharareporters.com

    BREAKING: Abuja Teachers Protest Years Of Career Stagnation, Demand Immediate Promotions

    The teachers gathered outside the institution, carrying placards and demanding the immediate conclusion of the 2024 promotion exercise.

  2. lunedì 6 luglio 2026·punchng.com

    FCT teachers disrupt promotion test for 13,000 workers

    FCT teachers protest the inclusion of vacancy as a criterion for promotion, disrupting examinations for 13,000 workers. The union demands merit-based promo