It said it would mobilise Nigerians for a protest to the Federal Ministry of Education.
The group, which expressed disappointment at government's lukewarm attitude to the plight of students, suggested that President Goodluck Jonathan should take loan to offset the N92bn being demanded by ASUU.
It said in a statement by its Executive Secretary , Dino Melaye, that government's attitude showed that it had no interest in the future of Nigerian students.Read More
The statement reads in part, "The ongoing face-off between the Federal Government and ASUU is a reflection of bad government and keeping quiet would be like the proverbial adult who, while at home, allowed the she-goat to suffer the pains of malnutrition on its tether.
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