As a final year student of the university of Benin, I was very close to writing my final year exams when the academic staff union of university (ASUU) decided to go on strike to compel the federal government to implement part of the 2009 agreement reached between both sides, claiming that they want the federal government to tackle the problems facing the university education in the country.

Some critics have condemned the federal government for refusing to honour the terms of agreements it willingly signed. On the other hand, critics of ASUU say the union is “insensitive” to the plights of students and that they are only interested in increasing their pockets alone.

Am throwing this question out to my fellow student out there to answer, do you think ASUU is asking for too much or do you also think that the federal government has the money to settle ASUU but have refuse to release it because they don’t have the student interest at heart.
Please give reasons for your answers.
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i personally blame ASUU at ths juncture because the government has made substantial moves to end the strike

Ramanto: i personally blame ASUU at ths juncture because the government has made substantial moves to end the strike

Seconded