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REVEALED! Alliance between President Buhari and Aisha Buhari finally Unvieled. True Plans Exposed by Group



Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has made a shocking revelation of what  President Buhari and his wife has been up to and the alliance that has been made, also citing  reasons why the  for the educational sector of Nigeria has been in shambles and have come up with instances showing that that this might be true.


They  protested a proposed arrangement to build up a private college to be named after President Muhammadu Buhari by his wife Mrs Aisha Buhari saying the move is contradictory to the advancement of existing state funded colleges in the nation.

While exhorting the President and his wife to be reluctant in setting up the proposed university, the scholastic association, said if the arrangement happens as intended, it will spell doom for public varsity education and furthermore a sign that the administration does not accept financing of state funded colleges as a priority.

The Union, through its UI branch Chairman, Professor Deji Omole and Former National Treasurer of the Union, Professor Ademola Aremu asserted that plan which is still in embryonic stage has  confirmed and affirmed why President Buhari has  kept on decreasing budgetary allotment to  the educational sector since he accepted office in 2015. The association chiefs said this while talking with newsmen in Ibadan.

The Union, through its UI branch Chairman, Professor Deji Omole and Former National Treasurer of the Union, Professor Ademola Aremu affirmed that plan which is still in embryonic stage has affirmed why President Buhari has kept on decreasing budgetary assignment to education since he accepted office in 2015. The association heads said this while talking with newsmen in Ibadan.

wife of the President, Aisha Buhari had at a Town hall meeting in Yola unveiled that she would set up a private college to be named after President Buhari in partnership with certain foreigners. Prof Omole stated, When I likewise caught wind of the proposed private college to be named after Mr President,

I just looked at it as a joke taken too far. If we have a president in a country that has simply refused to fund public education and all we get from the family of the first lady is to establish a private university in collaboration with some foreigners.

To me, I think, it is a disaster for this country and for a sitting president. The implication is that Nigerians should know that this leadership does not believe in publicly funded education. He called on Nigerians to support the struggle for the government to take education as a core investment upon which this country will be liberated.

It is not the children of the rich that will solve the problems of Nigeria but the children of the poor and the tool they need is quality education, he noted. Professor Aremu, in his own comments, said,

I don’t think that she is serious. We already have a proliferation of universities and they are not taken care of. Since they are policymakers, they will now formulate policies that will run public universities aground for their interest to thrive.

I thought we have actually left that era. I could remember that Obasanjo established Bells and we condemned it. Atiku established his own as Former Vice President. If you have a private interest, you should not hold public office. If you have interest in anything private thing, I think it is proper to actually leave the public space for those who are eager to serve the masses.

How many people can afford the existing private universities in the country? If you want to help educate, then increase the capacity of the existing ones. When you are holding a public office, don’t establish a private concern. She should wait until Buhari is completely out of office before thinking of bringing a private university in whatever name, he  had said.

Source: Vanguard

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