[UPDATED] Rufus giwa, Futa and others protesting over asuu strike.

Hundreds of students of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic Owo, Ondo state and FUTA of akure are presently in ondo state protesting against the ASUU strike.

According to the national PRO for the Nigeria student, he describe the strike as a barbaric one, The students who are currently agitating for corrupt nature of Nigeria government over the failure to pay lecturers the six month salary, and the inability of the government to provide proper infrastructure.

The lecturers of the institution under the aegis of Academic staff union of Polytechnic (ASUP) had down tools over unpaid entitlements.The rampaging students described their lecturers strike as untimely and non-caring attitude of the government to neglect the future of the student.

Update from ADABA FM report that the student are currently outside the governor office waiting for him to address them.

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