The federal government has been told to emulate the Niger State Government by paying the salaries of university lecturers being withheld as a result of their participating in the last Academic Staff Union of Universities’ strike.
He said the position of government has the tendency to destroy the nations tertiary institutions like what happened to public health institutions where medical doctors exited the country in their numbers. Also addressing the protesters the North Central Zone Coordinator of ASUU, Mr. Salau Mohammed Lawal, said that the struggle by members of the union “is to ensure quality education for our children through proper and adequate funding of universities.”
Dangana further warned that if lecturers were allowed to exit universities like medical doctors did from the nation’s public health facilities the country will face a serious deterioration in its education system.
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