Too many parents and families are going through untold turmoil with their sons and daughters that are idle at home as a result of the unending strike. Many of the youngsters have resorted to criminal activities including drug peddling, Yahoo-Yahoo, prostitution, drug addiction, kidnapping and ritual killing, among others.
According to reports, thirty suspected internet fraudsters were recently arrested by the operatives of the Abuja Zonal Command of the EFCC. A statement issued by the anti graft agency’s spokesman, Wilson Uwujaren said the suspects were arrested in Lugbe and Kubwa suburbs of Abuja on Tuesday, June 14, 2022.
Recently, operatives of the Kano Zonal office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFC), arrested 6 ‘Yahoo boys’ in Kano. A statement on EFCC Face book page said they were picked up during a raid at No. 282 HC Hotoro North Quarters, Kano. The raid followed intelligence gathering and surveillance on activities of occupants of the building.
The party was reportedly organised by a group of ladies on a Wednesday night. PUNCH Metro gathered that the youths were having a nice time when the NDLEA officers invaded the venue. A tweet with the handle @ezioimmauel, said about one hundred suspects were arrested. It said bottles of the new drink were taken for a lab analysis.
The failure of President Muhammadu Buhari to use his executive power as the Commander-in-Chief to end the unending and destructive ASUU strike by university teachers has pushed thousands of youths on the destructive path. How much is ASUU asking for that the President could not order to be released to settle this nagging issue? The entire world is scandalized that Nigerian youths have been subjected to untold hardship by virtue of a corrupt system impacting the education sector.
Available information shows that under President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration, undergraduates in universities across the country have lost at least 13 months from their educational calendar, owing to the recurring strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities . This explains why the products of the institutions are half-baked.
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