Kwara State Governor, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, has approved the promotion of 5,956 teaching and non-teaching staff of the State Universal Basic Education Board, with the financial benefits taking effect from October 2026.
The approval, according to a statement obtained by The PUNCH on Friday, followed a computer-based test conducted by the board earlier in the month for eligible employees.
The SUBEB oversees the implementation of basic education programmes in public primary and junior secondary schools in Kwara State.
Staff promotions are part of the public service career progression process, while regular training and improved welfare are among the measures used to support teachers and strengthen the delivery of basic education.
Speaking on the development, the board’s Executive Chairman, Raheem Adaramaja, disclosed that the affected workers will receive their promotion letters through education secretaries in their respective local government areas.
Adaramaja said the promotion exercise was part of efforts to improve staff
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