Nigerian students are eager to see an end to the prolonged industrial action embarked by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) which mandated the closure of tertiary institutions across the country (universities). All efforts to reach an agreement between the federal government and the academic body seem to be in vain.
Those at the helm of academic authorities in the country seem to be busy with political engagements and consultations ahead of the forthcoming general elections. The federal Minister of State for Education Mr Chikwuemeka, who is leading the federal government's delegation has abruptly withdrawn from negotiations and subsequently resigned as minister to pursue his political ambitions.
The academic body was shocked to find out that the Minister has purchased a 100 Million Naira nomination form for the presidency under the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) amidst the ongoing academic crisis in the country.
President Muhammadu Buhari seems to be indifferent to the fate of Nigerian students because the issue of industrial action by the academic body was not discussed in the weekly Federal Executive Council even once since they embarked on strike.
The only issue that dominated the Nigerian political sphere is the forthcoming general elections which are scheduled to hold next year. As soon as the political parties conducted their primaries, it will be difficult for the federal government to return to the negotiation table because everyone will be focused on promoting their personal political agenda.

GOVERNMENT INSINCERITY VS GREEDY ACADEMIC PROFESSORS
Nigerian academic professors particularly the ASUU leadership love to project the feeling that they are fighting for the common man, agitating for the revitalisation of the country's education sector and fighting for the improvement of the quality of education. This is just a carefully erected propaganda covered with political schematics.
What these professors are demanding from the federal government is absolutely unreasonable apart from the increment in their salaries. No doubt there is a need for the federal government to upgrade the salary structure of the lecturers. However, they do not have to hold the whole academic fate of Nigerian students for ransom.
Source: https://www.nigeriancampus.com.ng/ASUU-strike-may-extend-till-2023

One bastarrd recently looted 80Billion. A whole future of million youths. This country needs deliverance!

DrRasheed:
One bastarrd recently looted 80Billion. A whole future of million youths. This country needs deliverance!

And he was lavishing that money anyhow, one person o. 80,000,000,000.00

Wickedness of the highest order