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Need for govt to end ASUU strikes

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I am writing with deep concern regarding the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

As a student of Olabisi Onabanjo University majoring in Mass Communication, I am quite aware of the detrimental impact this strike is having on educational institutions in Nigeria. The ramifications of the strike extend beyond just the students to encompass their families as well. It is imperative that swift action be taken by the government to restore normalcy and ensure that students can pursue their education without disruption.

I wholeheartedly urge the government to take immediate steps to resolve the ASUU strike and provide students with the peace of mind they deserve in their academic pursuits. Addressing the root causes of the strike is crucial; insufficient funding for universities and the failure to implement past agreements are among the key issues raised by the union. It is essential that these concerns are taken seriously and that a comprehensive effort is made to resolve the ongoing dispute.

A long-term solution is needed to ensure that our universities receive adequate funding and students have access to high-quality education. Without such measures, the prospects of Nigeria’s youth hang in the balance. I implore the government to prioritise this matter and work towards a sustainable resolution that will benefit all stakeholders in the education sector.

  • Obigbesan Abdullahi, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun State.

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