APC slams FG over ‘plot to break ASUU

All Progressives Congress, APC, has accused
the Federal Government of employing "cheap and ludicrous strategy" by using market women, religious leaders and students to put pressure on the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to call off its strike.

APC, in a statement in Lagos, yesterday, by
its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai
Mohammed, said that the strike, which is now
in its fourth month, would have ended by now
if the Federal Government had pursued its
negotiations with ASUU with half the energy it had been using to rally various groups to
protest against the union.

The party said: ''This infantile statement by the leader of the apparently misguided market women is the most irresponsible statement that anyone has made on the long-drawn ASUU strike, and it is a shame that the government is the instigator of such nonsense.

While indeed there are millions of jobless
Nigerians, is it just any jobless Nigerian
that can be a university teacher?

"How does President Goodluck Jonathan, himself a former university teacher, feel about those apparently hired by his administration treating university teachers with so much disrespect?"

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