Frustrated by the unending industrial action embarked on
by Academics Staff Union of University, ASUU over three months ago,
angry Nigerian mothers and market women have stormed Abuja in protest of
the never ending strike
NIGERIAN MOTHERS PROTESTING UNENDING ASUU STRIKE
The women protesters, led by Mrs. Felicia Sani demanded an immediate end to the lingering industrial action.
“ASUU people must not allow themselves to be instrument of chaos in
the hands of disgruntled politicians. What they are doing now show they
are becoming politicians. They are making our children to suffer. This
is not the way to collect entitlement from government.”
Thousands of the women who first assembled at the Eagle square took
to the streets of Abuja and later visited the Ministry of Education and
its Labour and Productivity counterpart.
Brandishing various placards with such inscriptions as “ASUU, do not
kill our education system” and “Our children are idle, ASUU take them to
classroom”, they sang solidarity songs while appealing to lecturers to
go back to class.
Probably with women intervention, the FG and the lecturers could sheathe their pride and put end to the strike.
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