Junaid Mohammed, Second Republic lawmaker has revealed those behind the lingering strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.

Speaking with DAILY POST, Mohammed said the “insane salaries” of members of the National Assembly and State House of Assemblies will continue to cause “unrest” in ASUU and other labour bodies in the country.

ASUU had commenced its current strike on November 4, 2018 and there seem to be no resolutions as the Federal Government was yet to meet the body’s demands.

However, Mohammed stated that the issue of industrial action will hunt Nigeria because the president has refused to stop the high salaries and allowances of lawmakers.

According to Mohammed: “If you look at this ASUU people, they had more strike under Obasanjo and others than Buhari but I think the average Nigerian students are sick and fed up with ASUU, I don’t believe about anybody in ASUU.

“The whole problem we have in ASUU and the Labour-union generally has to do with the irresponsible rascals who are elected into office, especially in the National Assembly and state Houses of Assemblies because clearly, these people don’t worth their remuneration, they offer no services and most of them are absentee members, most of them are irredeemable quacks.

“Let me tell you, the average legislature in Nigeria today has certificate from the United States, several numbers of cars, now what the hell are they doing with these. They do whatever they like under the claim of constituency all allowances.

“I think the characters around Buhari like Abba Kyari, Mamman Daura, Babagana Kingibe who make up the cabal have not been bold to tell him to put his foot down and say no to some of this nonsense.

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