ASUU To Sponsor ‘Bring Back Your Children’ Bill At NASS

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is planning to sponsor ‘bring back your children’ bill to National Assembly that will compel public servants and elected officials to take their children to public schools.

President of ASUU, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, who made the disclosure, bewailed that government has abandoned public education.

Osodoke, while speaking at a one-day State of the nation Summit organised by the Bauchi zone of ASUU with the theme: ‘Nigeria: The State of the Nation’ held at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi.

He lament that Nigerian leaders after neglecting education in the country now look for other countries to send their children to study.

Osodeke declared that ASUU will mobilise Nigerians to march to the National Assembly to demand that the bill be passed for all elected public officers to send their children to Nigerian public schools.

He said that the summit was to discuss and come up with resolutions that will ensure that Nigeria is revamped and taken over from the set of people who have completely ruined this country and are still in the process of ruining it.


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