ASUU STRIKE: Why I travel out of Nigeria.
Nigeria is turning into a mess with an heartless government , wicked leaders. The country is no more recommended to anyone out it for any purpose not even for business transaction talk less of investment.
Education is the fallen fact, the government is not interested of education or anything related or associated to educational sector. Imagine a country who is not interested about the educational attainment of her citizens. No job creating experts for employment opportunities, more than 1.2 million graduates are jobless, while admission seekers are being discouraged by jobless university graduates.
I am currently out of the country because of ASUU STRIKE, and I wouldn't return to Nigeria until the selfish Federal Government meet the needs of Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria.
It hurt me most when I remembered the school calendar wasted on ASUU strike. The newly admitted students will now be resuming schools by January 2019 instead of November 2018, tell me how Nigerian youths who are rich wouldn't travel abroad to have a sound and STRIKELESS educational years.
Finally, I sincerely regretted why I returned back to Nigeria for my University education.
Am Emmanuel Peter Obong.
+2347081230180.
Nigeria is turning into a mess with an heartless government , wicked leaders. The country is no more recommended to anyone out it for any purpose not even for business transaction talk less of investment.
Education is the fallen fact, the government is not interested of education or anything related or associated to educational sector. Imagine a country who is not interested about the educational attainment of her citizens. No job creating experts for employment opportunities, more than 1.2 million graduates are jobless, while admission seekers are being discouraged by jobless university graduates.
I am currently out of the country because of ASUU STRIKE, and I wouldn't return to Nigeria until the selfish Federal Government meet the needs of Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria.
It hurt me most when I remembered the school calendar wasted on ASUU strike. The newly admitted students will now be resuming schools by January 2019 instead of November 2018, tell me how Nigerian youths who are rich wouldn't travel abroad to have a sound and STRIKELESS educational years.
Finally, I sincerely regretted why I returned back to Nigeria for my University education.
Am Emmanuel Peter Obong.
+2347081230180.
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