Authorities say that more than 20,000 primary school will be discharged

Authorities in the northern Nigerian province of Kaduna say that more than 20,000 primary school educators will be discharged after they have failed to meet the qualifications required by their students.
This follows the claim that many of the primary and secondary schools in Nigeria Generate graduate students well.

Kaduna el-Rufai state governor said that qualified teachers will be employed to replace the expatriates if it is not known when the action will be taken.
One senior official in Kaduna has told the BBC that more tests will be made as long as the secondary school is going on.

In addition, researchers have said that the number is a sign of poor educational levels in Nigeria where it is alleged that teachers are employed on a political basis.