Kalu Reprimands FG Over Negligence To Nigerian Youths

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“We must stop playing with the future of our youths”, were the words of Senator Orji Uzor Kalu, in a recent statement.

Senate Chief Whip Orji Uzor Kalu has advised the President Buhari led Government to desist from playing hanky panky with the future of the youths was of Nigeria.

The former Governor of Abia State urged the Federal Government to urgently take all required measures towards opening a realistic negotiation with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

The measures, according to Kalu are geared towards stopping the strike and implement the signed agreements in the interest of our students, their parents, the education sector and the country.

It is no longer news that Nigerian students of various Government owned Universities have been thrown out of school following the extant ASUU strike.

Speaking in a statement made available to newsmen, the Senate Chief Whip lamented the disruption of academic activities as a result of the incessant strikes by varsity teachers.

According to Kalu, the Federal Government should also endeavour to implement the signed agreements with the lecturers in the interest of students, their parents, the education sector and the country at large.

The Abia North senator also described as worrisome the continued brain-drain which he stated has contributed to poor quality of graduates in the country.

He said: “Incessant strikes disrupt the academic calendar, encourage brain drain and contribute significantly to the poor quality of graduates in the Country, with far-reaching implications for national development.

“The Federal Government should urgently take all necessary measures to open a realistic negotiation with ASUU to stop the strike and implement the signed agreements in the interest of our students, their parents, the education sector and the country.

“We must stop playing with the future of our youths.”

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