ASUU Strike is Politically Motivated- PDP Lawmaker Agbonayinma
According to Rep. Johnson Agbonayinma, a member of the House of Representatives member, the current strike embarked on by the Academic St...
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According to Rep. Johnson Agbonayinma, a member of the House of
Representatives member, the current strike embarked on by the Academic
Staff Union of Universities’ strike is politically motivated.
Speaking on Tuesday, he said the strike was a deliberate plot to disrupt President Muhammadu Buhari’s return.
“I have great respect for the lecturers and those who have decided to be of help to humanity, I would advise the teachers to continue their good work and avoid politics.
“It is just that in Nigeria, teachers are not well respected, however, I have a problem with this strike which is nothing but political.
“There is a political undertone that is being played for ASUU to go on strike and the cabals are part of the problems we are facing, they do not want Nigerians to move forward.
“For God’s sake, how can Nigerian children spend seven to eight years trying to obtain first degrees as a result of the strike all the time?
“It does not happen elsewhere in the developing countries, why is Nigeria always behind in everything.
“There are feelers that President Buhari is coming back to Nigeria, they now decide with the cabals to instigate strike so that Nigeria will be in a chaotic position.
“We cannot continue like this as a nation,’’ he said.
Speaking on Tuesday, he said the strike was a deliberate plot to disrupt President Muhammadu Buhari’s return.
“I have great respect for the lecturers and those who have decided to be of help to humanity, I would advise the teachers to continue their good work and avoid politics.
“It is just that in Nigeria, teachers are not well respected, however, I have a problem with this strike which is nothing but political.
“There is a political undertone that is being played for ASUU to go on strike and the cabals are part of the problems we are facing, they do not want Nigerians to move forward.
“For God’s sake, how can Nigerian children spend seven to eight years trying to obtain first degrees as a result of the strike all the time?
“It does not happen elsewhere in the developing countries, why is Nigeria always behind in everything.
“There are feelers that President Buhari is coming back to Nigeria, they now decide with the cabals to instigate strike so that Nigeria will be in a chaotic position.
“We cannot continue like this as a nation,’’ he said.
