Look at The List Of 13 States Owing Teachers' Salaries (No. 1 Owes 28 Months Salaries)

Thirteen states have not paid their Teachers some for whatever length of time that 28 months, as per the Nigerian Union Teachers (NUT).

Osun finish the rundown with 28 months took after by Nasarawa, 26, Kogi 25, Benue 12 and Ekiti 9 months.

NUT President, Comrade Alogba Olukoya, uncovered this at the association's 2018 yearly assembling. He said the association is incorporating reports from over the states previously setting out on the strike. He included that both essential and optional teachers are influenced.

"When we get write about compensation, on the off chance that it isn't empowering we will set out on strike. The following is the condition of rots in our schools' research facilities and libraries," he said.

Olukoya spoke to the states to pay or start to see the fierceness of the Nigerian educators. He, be that as it may, said Benue state will be pardoned from the strike in view of the security challenges influencing the state right now.

He said the association has gotten confirmation from the state government that the exceptional pay rates will be paid soon.

The association nonetheless, scolded the activity of Kaduna state government for sacking instructors and order to stop reasoning of confirm levy for exchange associations.

The quantity of educators influenced in the 13 states were said to be in regards to 300,000. The NUT couldn't give the sum owed instructors saying it has no record of that right now.

Rundown of the states and months they are owing:

1: Osun State; 28 Months

2: Nasaraw State; 26 Months

3: Kogi State; 25 Months

4: Benue State; 12 Months

5: Ekiti State; 9 Months

6: Bayelsa State; 7 Months

7: Taraba State; 6 Months

8: Abia State; 5 Months

9: Kaduna State; 5 Months

10: Ondo State; 4 Months

11: Kwara State; 2 Months

12: Delta State; 2 Months

13: Oyo State; 1 Month