Naturally, university students are worried because their academic lives have been symbolically put on hold. They have been rendered idle and psychologically disturbed.
The government should therefore try to resolve the crisis. It should not allow Nigeria’s education sector to be put in disarray.
We the youths are the leaders of tomorrow and a stitch in time saves nine.
Adegbite Timlehin:
08161653114
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