Haruna lamented that the worsening security situation had made schools and classrooms unsafe for both teachers and pupils.
He urged the Federal Government to take decisive action to address the security challenges confronting teachers because we can no longer feel safe in our classrooms.
The union leader also highlighted challenges confronting teachers in Plateau State, including delayed promotions and inadequate manpower in public schools.
Receiving the protest letter on behalf of the state government, the Special Adviser to Governor Caleb Mutfwang on Security, retired Brigadier General Gakji Shipi, commended the teachers for conducting themselves peacefully during the demonstration.
Shipi assured the protesters that the state government would study their demands and take necessary steps towards addressing them.
He reiterated the administration’s commitment to improving the welfare of teachers and tackling security challenges affecting residents of the state.
