Nigerian Students seek for justice ahead of the Elections

Nigerians are doing everything possible to make sure they elect the right leader come February 2023.

Most Nigerian students have complained aggressively to what may seem as technical disenfranchisement.

Most Nigerian students had their PVC registrations at home during the 8 Month ASUU strike but currently at school and most likely not to vote since they were not allowed to travel home to collect their PVCs and above all, school wouldn’t let them travel to vote.

Nigerians are pleading with the ASUU management to enable students have a week break at least.

NIGERIAN STUDENTS MUST VOTE 🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅 IN 2023 ELECTIONS

Where is the ASUU chairman?
Where are the SSANU and others?
Where are the SUG Presidents?

Let’s arise and demand that our future generations voices MUST be heard.

We must stop 🛑 toying with the Next Generation of 9ja! pic.twitter.com/hxJpjDE271

— Dr. Joseph ONUORAH 🇳🇬🇫🇷 (@JosephOnuorah) January 24, 2023

Universities and other higher institutions should consider giving their students at least a week break to travel home and vote. We can’t have ASUU grappling with government for better educational system & have students hindered from voting.

— FS Yusuf (@FS_Yusuf_) January 24, 2023

If Nigerian students don’t vote in the forthcoming presidential election, ASUU will lose solidarity of most Nigerians particularly young Nigerians. When the establishment starts to deal with them, we go just de here de laugh. #PeterObi4President2023

— Shehu Gazali Sadiq (@Shehusky) January 24, 2023

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Nigerian Students seek for justice ahead of the Elections

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