A distressed Nigerian female student has sent a heartfelt letter to the Federal Government and the ASUU over the ongoing strike.

Goodie Kosarachi, a young Nigerian poet and a student at Alex Ekwueme Federal University in Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State, has written a heartfelt open letter to the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Federal Government for failing to resolve the dispute that has paralyzed academic activities across the country.

Kosarachi expressed disappointment in both parties in the open letter, which she uploaded on Facebook while recalling the impact and detriment of the ongoing strike on students and parents.

Read the letter she wrote: https://digitalskil.com/ASUU-strike-female-student-writes-heartfelt-message-to-fg-and-ASUU-over-prolonged-strike/

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A distressed Nigerian female student has sent a heartfelt letter to the Federal Government and the ASUU over the ongoing strike.

Goodie Kosarachi, a young Nigerian poet and a student at Alex Ekwueme Federal University in Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State, has written a heartfelt open letter to the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Federal Government for failing to resolve the dispute that has paralyzed academic activities across the country.

Kosarachi expressed disappointment in both parties in the open letter, which she uploaded on Facebook while recalling the impact and detriment of the ongoing strike on students and parents.

Read the letter she wrote: https://digitalskil.com/ASUU-strike-female-student-writes-heartfelt-message-to-fg-and-ASUU-over-prolonged-strike/

The issues involved are above her pay grade; she is not expected to understand them. If it's not ignorance, why would a Nigerian university student blame ASUU for any reason concerning this strike?

OP, always post your full story; nobody has time to be jumping apps.