The Effects of the fights between two He goats >F G. and ASS*>>* A must read**

It is so heartwrecking to know that our beloved brothers and sisters, the supposedly future leaders of our Nation, are wasting their precious time at home or in less meaningful activities cos of an egoistic oriented feud between two uncultured independent societies called the FGN and ASUU. Although I am not directly affected by this because I am opportuned to school abroad, I have wonderful friends, relatives, siblings, and of course I have you, a dear FRIEND who is directly affected.

I am not particularly interested in the cause of the strike action because of the highly preposterous calumnies the duo are raining on themselves , what saddens my countenance when I remember the strike is the effect its already having on our youths. Keep a man doing nothing for three weeks and watch him behave.
The harm done already by this three months old strike is so loud that it is being mistaken for normalcy. Go to Abuja and see how our Nigerian students who are meant to be studying at schools are scrambling for Senators and other top government officials, mostly because of boredom, not to talk about the unreasonable engagement certain pips have resorted to, nor the very obvious boredom stricken comments and posts some of them make on Facebook or twitter as the case may be.

Alarming social vices like Teenage pregnancy, youth restiveness, Militancy, loitering, stealing ,excessive Partying, drunkenness, rape, touting, thugging, oversea drift, to mention just a few, have tripled in the last three months in major cities of Nigeria.

We understand that for every cause, there is an effect, whether equal or partial. I want to commend the Nigerian students for their willingness to make such huge sacrifice because this can barely happen in other parts of the African continent, not to talk of the world in general.

Somebody has got to pay for this desired change in the Nigerian education sector, however when the change refuses to come naturally or sacrificially, then a revolution might be a good option.
Its all a personal opinion though.

I believe in Nigeria, the change we desire will come naturally and/or sacrificially, as long as men like and women like you and I, and other good spirited , focused young Nigerians stand out to make a difference. To me, Leadership is yet to be felt in Nigeria, rulership has being the instrument of those in power by chance. Lets Stand up and take our future.

God Bless Nigerian Students in Nigerian Universities
God bless Nigeria
God bless you.