THE CRY OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS TO ASUU

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NIGERIAN STUDENTS, IS IT NO ASUU NO EDUCATION IN NIGERIA? ðŸ¤·
But is ASUU really fighting for the interest of the students or thier own selfish interest?
If federal government agrees to meet to all the demands of Asuu, will our school fees reduce?
Will the learning environment look like that of abroad?
Will they not still collect us our school fees?
Our rent in school has expired without we living in the house, yet landlords are calling for their house rent, will Asuu still pay this rent after their fight or will they increase our parent salary to pay the rent for us?
For me Asuu are fighting a fight and not considering the delay of the student future,
what they are passionate about is their pocket,


they said it was IPPIS was their problem now federal government have agreed to test their own method of payment and they are now bring out complain from here to there, still they same union that said school is the best place to do research for corona virus cure and now they are saying their lecturers life will be at risk if they resume. Kogi state university resumed their school without asuu stopping them
because they withdraw from asuu after their last 6month strike and the governor felt if they continue with the union they are delaying the future of their children.
Nigerian students why would asuu now stop our rite in which we paid for?
I call on the NansZone B Secretariat, Nans FctChapter and other related students union to rise and fight for our rite.
EDUCATION IS NOT A PRIVILEDGE, BUT OUR RITE, AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL.
ASUU has a union and it time for we to rise up and show them we also have union.
We are ending up in extra year still it doesn’t even bother ASUU, why so?
They talking about federal government making provision for before opening, what provision?
is it the face mask we can’t buy, or is it hand sanitizer?
Or is it scheduling lectures in batches that we the students will not adhere to the instructions?
The Asuu members at home can they swear to anything the worship that they are keeping to 100% of the rules set by the covid 19 team as they claim students will make the spread of covid 19 increase?
They have killed that patience in us and inside Aluta gentle man no dey, if we keep on folding our hands watch Asuu,
we may end up 2years at home and Asuu will keep on fighting for their rite without considering us because they don’t have conscience.
Nigerian student arise for i have seriously deposited.
#sparkyflux

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