No More Meat eating if Asuu dont call off, As Herdsmen threaten

ASUU strike: Herdsmen Vow to Stop Beef Supply, Give FG Two-week Ultimatum Fulani herdsmen, under the aegis of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore in Nasarawa State have threatened to stop the supply of beef to markets if the Federal Government fails to end the protracted strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) within the next two weeks.

The group who gathered at the Miyetti Allah headquarters in Nasarawa expressed their disappointment over the poor handling of the issue relating to lecturers’ pay, which has coninued to keep students at home for months.

Speaking with newsmen on behalf of the herdsmen, the national president of the Association, Alhaji Abdullahi Bodejo, faulted the attitude of the government towards education and urged President Goodluck Jonathan to re-negotiate with the aggrieved Union, in order to find a lasting solution to the strike in the interest of the students and the country.

“If the federal government refuses to listen to the lecturers, we have no choice than to stop the supply of meat to markets and our women from selling milk (fura da nunu).

We have been making efforts to enlighten our people about education, but the government is not encouraging us at all,” Bodejo said. Badejo also called on the Union to consider the situation and return to class in the interests of Nigerian students.

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ASUU strike: Herdsmen Vow to Stop Beef Supply, Give FG Two-week Ultimatum Fulani herdsmen, under the aegis of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore in Nasarawa State have threatened to stop the supply of beef to markets if the Federal Government fails to end the protracted strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) within the next two weeks. The group who gathered at the Miyetti Allah headquarters in Nasarawa expressed their disappointment over the poor handling of the issue relating to lecturers’ pay, which has coninued to keep students at home for months. Speaking with newsmen on behalf of the herdsmen, the national president of the Association, Alhaji Abdullahi Bodejo, faulted the attitude of the government towards education and urged President Goodluck Jonathan to re-negotiate with the aggrieved Union, in order to find a lasting solution to the strike in the interest of the students and the country. “If the federal government refuses to listen to the lecturers, we have no choice than to stop the supply of meat to markets and our women from selling milk (fura da nunu). We have been making efforts to enlighten our people about education, but the government is not encouraging us at all,” Bodejo said. Badejo also called on the Union to consider the situation and return to class in the interests of Nigerian students.

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