Thousands of unemployed persons have besieged designated centres in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State capital, in desperation to secure employment forms as primary school teachers into the primary education board.
The state government last week announced plans to employ 3,000 primary school teachers and dir
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ANIEFIOK UDONQUAK, Uyo
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