A union is often setup to fight for the rights of the members of a group of people within a community such as a school or a workforce. In the workforce the union will be a trade union for example NUT, NLC etc. The unions challenge the government or authority of the community. In the case of schools, the government will be the school authority.
In Nigerian higher education institutions, the Students Union Government (SUG) exists to fight the rights of students and address other walfare issues. Is it not an oxymoron to say you are a union and a government at the same time?
Is SUG capable of being a government or better a union only? It's strange that almost all international unis use "students union" only. Students of history may say the government in SUG is reminiscent of past military regimes.
Should SUG rebirth to SU or something else? Give your opinions please. Like we do at Pass1Time we like to challenge your intellect, nothing personal or against the SUG.

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