Friday, 29 August 2014 Ogun Labour Party Blasts Amosun over War On OOU Students OOU SUG BAN: AMOSUNs EXHIBITION OF IMMATURE GOVERNANCE Mere thoughts, even insinuations being baseless, could be swept under the carpets of different make-ups, with time they may mature to real time tangible facts, such that their voices and conspicuousness could not be shielded or covered the-more. Yesterdays pronouncement of OOU SUG BAN by Governor Amosun led government, is another pointer to Nigerian Students in Ogun State and the national at large, that APC led administration in Ogun State is a structure that lacks respect and honour for the fundamental human rights of the masses. Recall, in 2011 Governor Ibikunle Amosun in his manifesto, promised a 50% reduction in school fees of all tertiary institutions in Ogun State, people of Ogun State never knew that it was a mission to steal their mandate. If the government could not maintain STATUS QUO, the fee should not be increased unbearably. Education in Ogun State is no longer affordable to the sons and daughters of the poor. Our state owned institutions are on clear competition with private institutions in terms of school fees. Labour Party in Ogun State, strongly condemn the ban of OOU SUG by Ogun State government, it is a clear mission to enslave the ever articulate Nigerian Students in Ogun State. We call on all well meaning and intellectual Nigerian Students to see the struggle for the entire students populace in Nigeria. An Injury to one is an injury to all We must fight all counterproductive policies with a view to driving this state to that point we can stand tall and be proud of. Therefore, Arise O compatriots and let us embrace the Labour Party to fully resist the return of Amosun in 2015. Together we can build a greater Ogun State with strongest economy in Nigeria and an enviable among the league of states in Nigeria. Read more......... metronewsng.blogspot/2014/08/ogun-labour-party-blasts-amo
Posted on: Sat, 30 Aug 2014 12:09:28 +0000
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