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COMPETENCE TEST ROW: Pry six teachers who failed junior class’ exam want to continue to teach in Kaduna schools —Uba Sani •Says El-Rufai appointed ‘strangers’ into critical positions after politicians failed to nominate qualified candidates By Ben Agande, Kaduna. Uba Sani Uba Sani, a presidential aide during the Obasanjo administration, is the incumbent political adviser to the governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai. In this interview, Sani speaks on why the state government must sack primary school teachers who did not pass competence test administered on them. He says that despite the opposition from some quarters in the state, El -Rufai will be re-elected in 2019. The decision by the governor of Kaduna State to sack 20,000 primary school teachers for not passing competence test has sparked outrage with labour unions threatening industrial action. Must the government sack these teachers? Can’t they be retrained? I think people have allowed sentiment to becloud their sense of judgem