STATE GOVERNMENT VS ASUU (A MUST READ)

Some sixteen years ago, a university was birthed, amidst challenges faced by the state in bringing up youths to acquire knowledge. This motive was soon to be defeated by consistent strike at the present or popularly tagged as “yearly festival” whereby students are barred from academic activities. The date fixed by lecturers which is always indefinite and students as spectators.
But amazingly enough, watching isn’t free as our school fees are our sure tickets to watch but an interesting questions pops out, will this melodrama ever end?

Am forced to say that am bewildered with the ongoing drift between Government and ASUU. It is important not to take sides but at this juncture, the state Government has shown commitments in making sure the strike is called off, but what am yet to understand is why ASUU and its entourage are refusing the four months salary and promises by the state Governor Yahaya Bello. Having full understanding that the Government is indebted to several sector of the state. In as much as ASUU will say”WE ARE FIGHTING FOR WHAT IS OURS”.

We on the other hand are saying, we paid school fee despite the economic hardship just to be thought and not to be a product of mischievous uncertainty. When our mates are graduating yearly.

We are tired of sitting at home, it’s two months and still counting.
On the other hand the Students Union Government has been trying in all efforts to make sure they bring the two parties to mutual ground, but we all know the S.U.G is a machinery for Asuu, effortlessly we need to praise a toothless dog that barks…..

Its said that when two elephants fight the grass suffers it most,its unfortunate as most of the top Government officials and even Asuu members send their kids abroad and they are not affected by the industrial strike. Majority of them lectures in other private varsities and as associate lecturers.

Its a clarion call to all the stakeholders involved to make sure this strike is called off as soon as possible, we are tired of watching and sitting as we are turned into zombies, it’s better we prevent the latter from the present, with the saying an idle mind is the devils workshop.

#Comrade Henry#
#Long-live KSU#

Read More »

Interview Session With Comrade Ejeh Boniface Ejeh (A.K.A Prince) Aspirant For SUG President Kogi State University, Ayingba

**Reporter: Hello Comrade can we meet you?**

EJEH: Hi, my name  is Comrade Ejeh Boniface Ejeh (A.K.A Prince), I am from the prestigious faculty of social sciences in the department of political science 400 Level. An Aspirant for SUG president,  Ksu - 2015/2016 Session.


**Reporter: If I May ask, where do you hail from in Kogi State, cause there are some rumour going about that you are not from the State.**


EJEH: Well, i can only say that is the figment of the imagination of those peddling such rumour. I am a bonafide Kogite........ Who hailed from imane Ofon, in olomaboro Local Government Area.

**Reporter: It is a known fact that you are a leading light in the struggle for the top sit (presidency) of the forth coming election of the student union Government (SUG) of KSU. What can you Say is your Driving force?**

EJEH: To me, i feel happy and at the same time humbled.... Well, if i must say the one and only thing/factor that keeps me going on is nothing but conviction, its indeed High time for redefinition of the union and at the same time the promotion of the image and integrity of the school which we call our PRIDE... Kogi State University, Ayingba.

**Reporter: Sir, so what ideas are you bringing on board if God's willing this dream of yours comes to reality?**

EJEH: Like I always say, most importantly, all average ksuites must be sensitized on the need for all hands to be on deck for us to be collectively "Repositioned", "Revamp", and most importantly give the chance for the "REDEFINITION" of the Union. And we will put it up upon ourselves on the need to get and share good ideas across the board thereby giving an average Ksuites that sense of belonging and responsibility. The central theme or core is that ksu and its SUG must be better.

**Reporter: Sir, in one sentence what is the core of your belief/Ideology?**

EJEH: Well.... Let your presence have VALUE, So that your absence will affect #Value.

Thanks for your time.


**Connect with Ejeh On
Facebook: Greatprince Ejeh Boniface
Whatsapp: 07030786366**

Read More »