ASUU strike: ‘Shame on you’ – Singer, Simi blasts Nigerian leaders – Daily Post Nigeria

Singer, Simi has blasted Nigerian leaders over the continued strike by the Educational Workers Union of Universities, ASUU.

ASUU has been on strike since March as the federal government and union failed to achieve an argument.

The lack of the federal government and ASUU to achieve an settlement has continued to hinder college students from returning to their respective establishments, being totally on the receiving finish.

Simi took to her Twitter account to specific frustrations over the plight of common Nigerian and referred to as out Nigerian leaders over the extended ASUU strike.

In line with her, the federal government will not be involved concerning the goals and way forward for youths in Nigerian universities.

Her tweet learn: “Larger establishments on strike for months nearly, if not each, 12 months. The percentages are all the time stacked towards the common Nigerian. You spend the primary half of your life simply making an attempt to outlive.

“Taking away the hopes and goals of the youth. Destroying their futures so that they’re able to accept crumbs. Simply to allow them to reside to see the following day and combat for extra crumbs. As a result of they’re not your personal youngsters, their futures don’t matter? Disgrace on you!

“If the leaders in our personal nation can’t have compassion on their very own individuals, then what can we actually do? They get into energy and abuse it, abuse the individuals they need to be serving. “

Taking a swipe on the authorities, Simi stated: “The remainder of the world laughing on the so-called large of Africa. Disgrace on all of you!!

“Think about doing a four-year course for eight years however nonetheless no job. This wickedness is an excessive amount of.

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