End the strike In our Tertiary Institutions by @liams1
On the 1st of January, 2022 I made a very strategic post on my facebook account which brought alot of critics my way, but now I'm coming to the understanding and I'm also certain that everyone who read that post now sees the clarity of the statement which said "The year 2022 had nothing to offer, but you have something to offer it".
After leaving the Secondary school, everyone had this motion of passing and acquiring admission into the tertiary institution, as to join the bloodlines of Successors in their family trees as literates, but does it mean that we have to spend a large some of our lives staying in a process and overduing the process just to acquire a document which still needs Man know Man to make it into your dream job or employment 😔.
It saddens my heart that I have spent almost Seven (7) years for a course that has no much oppurtunities except you create one for yourself due to the conflicts and the selfish person interests of the Federal Government and ASUU. I have now witnessed two strikes and I'm even scared due to the fact that we don't even know when this ongoing warning strike will be brought to hold.
ASUU and Govt has shattered the little dreams of the same youths they call the leaders of tomorrow adding to our time tables several indefinite and warning strikes all for the so called betterment of their lives, why the student's suffer to pay extra rents and even some have to suffer extra years due to lack of considerations by even our lecturers.
We plead for the strike to end and let us have better plans for our lives .
We are crying out as a body with similar interests from different backgrounds we are National association of Nigerian Students (NANS).
The protest continues,
I am @liams1
Literally Stated! If only the leaders will hear the cry of their subjects