Fulani herdsmen under the aegis of
Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore in Nasarawa
State have given the Federal
Government two weeks ultimatum to
end the lingering strike by the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
They have threatened to stop the sales of
beef in markets if the Federal Government
fails to find a lasting solution to the strike.
The group who gathered at the Miyetti
Allah headquarters in Nasarawa expressed
their disappointment over the poor
handling of the issue relating to lecturers’
pay which has kept Nigerian students at
home for months.
Speaking on behalf of the herdsmen, the
national president of the association,
Alhaji Abdullahi Bodejo, faulted the
attitude of the government towards
education and urged President Goodluck
Jonathan to re-negotiate with the
aggrieved union, in order to find a lasting
solution to the strike in the interest of
students and the country.
“If the federal government refuses to
listen to the lecturers, we have no choice
than to stop the supply of meat to
markets and our women from selling milk
(fura da nunu).
“We have been making efforts to enlighten
our people about education, but the
government is not encouraging us at all,”
he said.
He further urged the union to consider the
situation and return to class in the
interests of Nigerian students.

http://www.informationng.com/2013/11/ASUU-strike-fulani-herdsmen-threaten-fg-give-2-weeks-ultimatum.html

Ok

These cattles too?