Following the announcement by ASUU to embark on an indefinite strike, TwitterNG has taken the news in stride. While some have resorted to bants, others are using the opportunity to invite interns to their companies. A good number are agreed that this strike is not a good look on Osinbajo.
See below:
ASUU fall on us 😂 Strike fall on us 😂😭
— Mariboo! (@UmmieBello) August 13, 2017
ASUU is on strike? Look at God
— Big Fish Gee 🦈 (@GbemmyG) August 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/_tobi_s/status/897020012954873856
Please all the people that have stolen and can't spend, anonymously send the money to ASUU😩😩😩😩so that we can go to school.
— TIP by Taqiiyyaah (@bytaqiiyyaah) August 13, 2017
pls tell me they've declared the strike already 🙏
— Josh (@Get2KnowJosh) August 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/king_talent/status/897008815618621440
Resolving ASUU crisis is going to be a litmus test for AgP Prof Osinbajo. I pray he rises to the occasion. This strike has to be resolved!
— Whole Women Network Co-op (@wwncoop) August 14, 2017
#ASUU's new strike: one true test for the Minister of Education and the Presidency. #ElectoralPromises @AsoRock @Gidi_Traffic
— Deji Idowu, PhD (@dygee_web3) August 14, 2017
All these 90 ZILLION wey Diezani, Omokore and Aluko loot, shebi if dem do fast trial, with evidence, dem go kuku use the money settle ASUU??
— Whole Women Network Co-op (@wwncoop) August 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/Chris_Goth/status/896983800684707840
Im tired of this Asuu strike year in year out.
It is one of the selling points of Private Universities.
"We do not go on strike"
— Osi (@Osi_Suave) August 14, 2017
Anytime Asuu goes on strike we throw money at the problem
We cant keep doing this
We just cant.
— Osi (@Osi_Suave) August 14, 2017
My heartfelt sympathies to those (especially students) affected by this ASUU strike. I am sorry Nigeria has failed you, again.
— Chidi Okereke (@Chydee) August 14, 2017
Instead of despair, I'd recommend you make this time count. Learn a skill. Write a book. Intern somewhere. Just don't waste this period.
— Chidi Okereke (@Chydee) August 14, 2017
If you are affected by this ASUU strike, please learn something, intern somewhere, acquire a skill
Please 🙏
— African Queen 💀 (@WunmiWonka) August 14, 2017
https://twitter.com/markessien/status/897029437052645376
My father was an ASUU member; ASUU strikes began in earnest in the late 1980s. Roughly thirty years on, we are still at it.
— Onye Nkuzi (@cchukudebelu) August 14, 2017
What a shame.
