441 First Class Graduates Take Oyo Teaching Service Test

<blockquote>The Oyo State Government has said that a total of 441 First Class graduates in different fields applied for the computer-based test that commenced in Ibadan on Tuesday.<br><br>The Chairman, Oyo State Teaching Service Commission, Pastor Akinade Alamu, made the disclosure during the monitoring of the exercise at the University of Ibadan computer-based test centre.<br><br>It was learnt that the exercise, billed to run till Saturday, attracted applicants from all the zones of the state.<br><br>Alamu said the interest of the First Class candidates in teaching was a significant turnaround for the education sector in the state, as the present administration would ensure the judicious application of available resources.<br><br>He said, The government of Oyo State is desirous of lifting education to a higher level, so that we will have as much as the best among our applicants.<br><br>We want to bring back the pride attached to teaching in the old; it is the best profession and if we have the best hands joining, it is a good omen.<br><br>The state Chairman, Nigerian Union of Teachers, Samson Adedoyin, said the computer-based test was the first of its kind, as it depicted love for probity and professionalism in public service.</blockquote><br><a href="https://punchng.com/441-first-class-graduates-take-oyo-teaching-service-test/">https://punchng.com/441-first-class-graduates-take-oyo-teaching-service-test/</a>
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