ASUU Sends Strong Warning Over ‘Undertakers Of Privatization' Ready To Take Over Public Universities

ASUU Sends Strong Warning Over ‘Undertakers Of Privatization’ Ready To Take Over Public Universities

by Victor Ndubuisi
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The Federal Government’s “undertakers of privatization” are prepared to take over public universities from the grasp of the children of the people, according to the Ibadan Zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, or ASUU.

It said that President Muhammadu Buhari is leaving a terrible epigram as a legacy for Nigeria’s educational system.

On Tuesday, the union disclosed this information.

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In protest since February of this year, the ASUU.

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The union claimed that it went on an indefinite strike because the federal government did not carry out a 2009 agreement it had with the union.

These discoveries were revealed by the union in a statement issued by Professor Oyebamiji Oyegoke, the Ibadan Zonal Coordinator.

According to Oyebamiji, Nigerians should join ASUU in order to fight for the public funding of universities for all school-age children.

He continued by stating that the elites want to use the impoverished children to serve their own children who are already enrolled in foreign universities.

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“Unless Nigerians join ASUU to struggle and deliver public funded universities to the children of the masses, agents of privatization of public universities have concluded plans to deny the children of the common man access to qualitative education and make them serve their children learning in foreign universities.

“Nigerians should join ASUU to ask the Federal Government of Nigeria to tow the path of honour by respecting the agreement it freely entered with our Union.

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“President Muhammadu Buhari is leaving a legacy of a tragic epigram on our education in Nigeria,” he said.

 

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