ASUU strike: NANS Threatens Shutting Down The Country If Strike Persists
ASUU Strike: SUG president of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) threatens that if the strike which has kept most students at home fails to end soonest, National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) will shut down the country.
The ATBU SUG president, Comrade Usman Abubakar made this statement while speaking at a press conference organized by a NorthEast zone of NANS in Bauchi on Friday.
According to him, students whose ages are close to 30 might not experience the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) dues to delay caused by the trike.
He Quotes:
“The federal government and ASUU are clearly not thinking about how this strike will have a direct impact on the lives of students. Most people whose ages are close to 30 are at the risk of not going for NYSC.
“Even those who might scale through to NYSC will also be denied job opportunities because, by the time they graduate, they will be older than the 26 or 27 years that banks and other firms require for graduate employment.
“The annoying thing is that most of the people (FG and ASUU) fighting do not have their children in our schools, federal government and ASUU must find a way to end this strike that has lasted for seven months, else, we will shut down this country,”
Earlier, the Coordinator of NANS ZONE-E, Alhassan Adam, had appealed to ASUU to obey the court order and return to class so that students can pursue their dreams.
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