A layman is not simply a layman but a person with a very clear motive of supporting a particular individual private business lobby.How T.Achumi calling himself a layman(a non- professional man) can advice professional govt.teachers in education? That shows that this layman is the mouth piece of some one’s private business lobby.His sound resonates that tune.
Criticism after proper understanding the issues is always by welcome by ANSTA,but if it is to accuse and to show that all govt.teachers in bad light is not at all acceptable to us.If T.ACHUMI is truely a layman,remain a layman instead of advising us the professional cadres or if at all he T.Achumi has a concern on the issues of education in govt.sector,we would be happy he comes and give his views and advice us face to face.As you know Mr.achumi yourself there are things which are too professional where you cannot understand as you have rightly call yourself a layman so it would be a waste of time and energy to muddle with you.As a matured Association we are not in for paper debate but if you would someday want the real truth we can invite you to be a layman speaker or may be an audience in one of our panel discussions for improvement of govt.schools so that you can catch up with the problems which you think can be solve through paper war,through lip service of criticising,shifting blames,pointing fingers,naming persons etc.Therefore,we ask T.achumi to provide his real identity and details through proper address.We govt.school teachers go along very well with our contemporary private school teachers,do many assignments together in the field of education.There no doubt or concussion or ill feelings among us till date,we never try to create such a bad situation. But people like Mr. Ahoto impersonating himself as president ANPSA purposefully trying to create a gap between two matured reputed association through unnecessary criticisms and lame arguments is extremely painful and so unfortunate at the same time ANSTA is more or less content and satisfied to the clarifications made public by ANPSA that Mr.ahoto was niether its president nor was authorised to write on ANPSA behalf and that they disowned his statements is much appreciated.
Neituo Dzüvichü, GS Central ANSTA;
Seyiekhrietuo Suokhrie, JT. Secy. Central ANSTA
