Lere Olayinka on his knees, begs ASUU to end strike

August 6, 2022

Dear ASUU,

I am on my bended knees this morning, pleading as a parent that this strike in our universities should end.

My plea is premised on the confession of the Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo (I won’t address him as a SAN because SANship is about having sense), that Buhari’s APC government of 53 thieves have lost every sense of responsibility to end the strike.

Keyamo said on Live TV yesterday, that on the strike, the FG has become helpless, hopeless, clueless, useless, visionless and directionless.

Therefore, it has now become the duty of Nigerians to beg ASUU to end the strike.

Consequently, In the name of God, I am on my knees begging ASUU to call off the strike so that our children can return to school.

This is not to say that I do not appreciate the demands of ASUU, but I am sure that when we have a government in the country, the demands will be addressed.

More so that the strike does not concern those in this Buhari’s APC government because their children are in universities abroad or private universities in Nigeria.

Thank you as you consider this my plea and call off the strike.

Yours truly,
Lere Olayinka
PDP House of Reps candidate
Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 2
1, Irunmale Avenue,
Oke Agbonna, Okemesi Ekiti


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