OPINION BY OLABISI DEJI-FOLUTILE: Buhari’s last chance to prove his love for Nigerian students | TheCable
Twice in three years, the union went on strike for 17 months and still counting. In 2020, ASUU was on strike for nine months. Not much was heard about that prolonged strike due to the outbreak of COVID-19 which paralysed learning globally.
Rather, students have been the worse for it and foreign institutions have been laughing all the way to the bank as they reap from Nigeria’s foolishness and unseriousness.
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