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Sunday, September 18, 2022

NANS Says It Is Shutting Down All Airports In Nigeria Until ASUU Strike Is Called Off

The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has made known its intentions to halt operations at all international airports in the country
Following a seven-month standoff between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU...




 

The national body of NANS met over the weekend in Akure, the capital of Ondo State, and condemned the way the Federal Government was treating the lecturers who were on strike as well as education in general.

Students claimed that the four-day closure of highways and expressways was a success, which is why they decided to stop international travel beginning on September 19, 2022, so that the bourgeois and the government would experience the suffering that students had gone through for the previous seven months.

The NANS National Task Force on “End ASUU Strike Now” Chairman, Ojo Raymond Olumide, revealed that students were already tired of pleading with both parties about the necessity of ending the strike during a press conference.

“The President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration must settle all outstanding arrears and the lecturers’ salaries”, Olumide said, adding that the airports that would be occupied will remain closed until the strike is called off.

“We shall begin another round of protest next week by storming the airspaces on Monday, 19th September 2022 to #OccupyTheAirports. We want to let the world know about the pains and anguish students are going through.

“Nigerian students whose parents create the commonwealth cannot continue to be suffering at home alongside our lecturers while the few who gain from our sweats and blood have their kids abroad jollying and flexing.

“We will, by this statement, not beg again. We shall be mobilizing all students to shut down the country. No Education! No Movement!”

While berating the Minister of Works, Babatunde Raji Fashola, over his purported comment on the barricade of federal roads by the students, NANS passed a vote of no confidence on both the ministers of Labour and Education

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32 comments:

  1. Nice decision reached. It calls for a drastic measure at this point in time.

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    1. Dear NAN bread, you people have had enough time to sit down, write a list of all the government officials that are causing you problems and expose them and their children that they have sent abroad: don’t come and disturb Nigerians, the people causing you pain use PJ

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  2. I love this. Let them drag them like I pass my neighbor generator. It’s there I don’t care attitude that’s annoying

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  3. Their children school abroad, so Asuu strike no concern them. 😩

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    1. This our government both federal and state very wicked people. I no one,that him pikin dey sch 4 9jia,dem say make him remove send am abroad. They paid the fees for d person,cosna one of dem.

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    2. The children of some Assu members school abroad too

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  4. The federal government should do something about this strike so that students can go back to school. Not fair at all

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    1. Not fair my sister. But some schools are not with assu. So students when filling jamb forms,fills schools that don't go on strike,like ust, and some others.

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  5. NANS mean business this time. If this is what will make ASSU strike to be called off, they have my go ahead😊

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  6. I love love this statement and it holds water so that our selfish leaders can do something.

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  7. Thumbs up😁😁
    If they can have access to some private jets too,they should sign on them with red paint "nans was here,we came,we saw,we conquered, 022 set"😂

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    1. I support the killing of anyone who is drunk enough to invade any airport in Nigeria. The planes are owed by private companies. What nonsense

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  8. hmmmmm hope this won't cost lives. Whichever way possible.

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    1. Nothing lost nothing gained, though I pray no lives will be lost in Jesus name.

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  9. Barking dog sodoms bite.

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  10. It's a good idea. I just pray they don't use tear gas or ahoot at this students.

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  11. These leaders aren’t concerned,their kids school in the best schools abroad.wicked and selfish leaders.

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  12. Pray the action is taken seriously

    Habamana

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  13. Asin even with the election at the corner, these guys don't even care,. They're not even pretending to care sef to deceive the gullible ones to vote for them in the coming election..
    It's the height of disregard for me..
    How much did Big Stellz say again yesterday about a contestant that has already keep some billions just for advert.. something he should have instead paid to the lecturers and win the students votes.. they're not smart at all and they don't have smart people around them, or maybe they prefer to only use their monies for evil instead of a good that would benefit them and others.. it's too late to do this now as it won't be appreciated anymore.. show people the care and love they ask for when they'll appreciate it, holding back and acting like a god won't make them appreciate it when you eventually do it, they'll thank you, yeah, but they'll have that distain for you deep down for letting them beg you so much and making them suffer before giving.. you'll be there saying they're ungrateful when you're indeed very stupid

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    1. Saint Elsewhere Phoenix18 September 2022 at 16:15

      Correct comment

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  14. This will affect the innocent citizens more,I don't see how this development will help the situation at hand,because they'll definitely travel anytime they deem fit,no be Naija again.

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    1. Can you suggest what they should do then? I support blocking everywhere sef. Anything to force these wicked people’s hands abeg

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  15. Good jesture... This is too much abeg

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  16. Hia... when their kids are abroad will they even care...let it be shut down jareee so themself won't be able to travel out...

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