NUT Kwara Appeals to Governor AbdulRazaq to Approve 27.5% and 21% Teachers' Allowances
The Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Kwara State Chapter, has formally appealed to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq to approve the long-standing demands for 27.5% and 21% Teachers Specific Allowances (TSA) without alteration or delay.
In a letter dated 10th September 2025 (Ref: NUT/KWSN/GH/004/VOL 4/60), signed by State Chairman Comrade Yusuf Wahab Agboola and Deputy Secretary General Moni Mike Modesty Itua, the union urged the governor to use his executive authority to implement the allowances promptly.
The appeal, made available to journalists in Ilorin, stressed that timely approval would help maintain industrial peace and preserve the cordial relationship between the state government and public school teachers.
The union reiterated its confidence in the governor's leadership, noting that "a stitch in time saves nine," and called for immediate action on the two unresolved welfare issues.
The full content of the letter to Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq reads thus:"
"On behalf of the State Wing Executive Council (SWEC) of Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Kwara State Wing, we hereby forward to you a copy of the Union's PRESS RELEASE of 9th September, 2025 (as attached to this correspondence) regarding some age-long pending demands of teachers in the State and respectfully urge you to use your good offices in approving the implementation of the said demands of the Union especially as having to do with 27.5% and 21% Teachers Specific Allowances (TSA), respectively, (without any form of adulteration); and in order to continue to maintain industrial peace, as well as sustain the harmonious working relationship between Government and the public schools teachers in the State.
"The Union and her teeming members, count much on Your Excellency, to urgently do the needful; so that a stitch in time will save nine!
"As usual, do accept our regards of the highest esteem, please. Yours faithfully" concluded the letter
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