ASUU Strike: Super Eagles star weighs in, criticizen Nigerian politicians

The tutorial system is going through a significant collapse as Universities have been ineffective for nearly 5 months due to the lackadaisical perspective of Nigerian leaders

Tremendous Eagles striker has expressed his dissatisfaction and disappointment with Nigerian leaders over their lackadaisical method to the continued ASUU strike.

The Educational Employees Union of Universities has been at loggerheads with the federal government over the welfare and operating of Nigerian Universities for over twenty years. And the established order has remained unchanged with each authorities.

ASUU launched into a one-month warning strike in February. They usually had claimed that earlier than the strike, that they had reached out to the federal government however the Muhammadu Buhari-led authorities didn’t take them critically.

It’s now July, and nearly 5 months since tertiary establishments have been on lockdown, and all that has come out of the incessant ‘talks’ and ‘negotiations’ is nothing.

In the meantime, Nigerian leaders even all the way down to native authorities officers are identified to ship their youngsters overseas to check undisturbed.

Fatih Karagumruk ahead Musa took to Instagram to weigh in on the difficulty, criticizing the political workplace holders for his or her poor perspective.

“To our political workplace holders whose youngsters college overseas.

“How do you’re feeling visiting your youngsters overseas, taking photos of their colleges, and posting on-line whereas ASUU is on strike?

“Like how is it okay for you?

“You’re operating a system that you just don’t imagine in. Present me one Oyibo chief whose youngster is education in Nigeria. E no dey contact una?

“And while you return, Nigerian youths will nonetheless collect and sing praises for you.”

The Educational Employees Union of Universities shouldn’t be asking for a lot. In reality, the College lecturers are asking for the fundamentals, issues which are regular in properly-run climes.

A few of ASUU’s calls for embrace the discharge of revitalization funds for universities, renegotiation of the 2009 FGN/ASUU settlement, and deployment of the UTAS cost platform for the cost of salaries and allowances of college lecturers.

Many lecturers have complained that they’re nonetheless paid the identical quantity they have been getting ten years in the past. In reality, a professor in Nigeria earns lower than £1,000.

Nonetheless, it’s hoped that the federal government will get a change of coronary heart and put an finish to the lingering debacle.