I think ASUU strike action should be total and comprehensive until Buhari government has found a permanent solution to insecurity that guarantees safety of lives of our students, academic and non academic staff in all public universities in the country.
If all institutions in Abuja, Niger State, Nasarawa State and all the states in the Northwest have been closed down indefinitely because of the raids of the insurgents who are against western education: what is the moral logic for anyone to encourage ASUU to end their mouse and cat negotiations? Does the public have any magic wand to secure the safety of students and workers in the public universities?
Does anyone have a better way to guarantee students who will be traveling by road to their various institutions?
I am sure no parents want their children to be kidnapped or raped or killed while going back to school.
If students take the risk of going back to school and they are kidnapped, where will their parents get money to pay ransoms with attendant flogging?
It is time to apply moral and logical reasoning to any choice and demand we are making to get our students back to school.
Let ASUU and Buhari government put their negotiations on hold for now.
Ogungbemi.
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