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The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has threatened to block all roads leading to Abuja if the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)’s strike persists.
The association said that it will also match the Abuja streets on Monday to protest against the strike action by ASUU.
Speaking to BBC Hausa on Tuesday, the vice president of the union, Yazid Tanko Muhammad, said the protest had become necessary in order to rescue the educational system of the country from incessant strike actions.
He said: “The reason we choose to embark on a protest is that it is the only language that can be understood and it is the only way we can show the world our situations and feelings towards the strike.
So, it is a protest which if we start, will not stop until the issues are resolved and the lecturers resume work.
So we will block the roads linking Abuja from Kogi, Abuja from Kaduna and Abuja from Nasarawa states.
“That means we will block the whole Abuja on that day. We will also block the Federal Secretariat.
“That is why we are calling on Mr President to show concern and solidarity to us by not attending to work on that day.
