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The Kaduna State Government has fired 233 teachers for allegedly presenting forged diplomas during their recruitment process. During a news conference in Kaduna on Thursday, Tijjani Abdullahi, the Chairman of the State Universal Basic Education Board, revealed this. The teachers were fired, he added, after enquiries from the universities they claimed to have attended revealed that they had given forged qualifications. The board's decision to investigate the teachers' certifications began in April 2021, according to the SUBEB Chairman, as part of the board's mission to guarantee that all teachers have the qualifications they claim. According to him, the exercise's main goal is to verify that all of our teachers have the required credentials, which are the minimum requirements for employment as teachers. According to the Kaduna SUBEB Chairman, 451 certificates have been confirmed so far by contacting...