ASUU National President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, said ASUU, as an affiliate of NLC, would mobilise its members for the two-day rally slated for next Tuesday and Wednesday.
“We are in full support of the step that the NLC wants to take by organising a solidarity rally in support of our struggle.
We are not agitating for ourselves but for improvement in the education sector generally. As an affiliate of the Congress, we are going to be part of the event and we will mobilise our members for it too.
“We keep saying it that the struggle should not be left for ASUU alone. Every right thinking citizen of this country should be part of it. Education is an important sector that should not left to the whims and caprices of those not bothered about what happens to it. A nation cannot develop more than its level of education.
We hope the government would wake up to the reality of the time and accord the sector the needed attention and priority,” he said.
ASUU National President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, said ASUU, as an affiliate of NLC, would mobilise its members for the two-day rally slated for next Tuesday and Wednesday.
“We are in full support of the step that the NLC wants to take by organising a solidarity rally in support of our struggle.
We are not agitating for ourselves but for improvement in the education sector generally. As an affiliate of the Congress, we are going to be part of the event and we will mobilise our members for it too.
“We keep saying it that the struggle should not be left for ASUU alone. Every right thinking citizen of this country should be part of it. Education is an important sector that should not left to the whims and caprices of those not bothered about what happens to it. A nation cannot develop more than its level of education.
We hope the government would wake up to the reality of the time and accord the sector the needed attention and priority,” he said.
