To satisfy ASUU’s demands, FG ought to have used the $23 million Abacha loot.- ASUU President
The federal government should have utilised the seized $23 million in Abacha money, according to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
This was said by Emmanuel Osodeke, the president of ASUU, in an interview that aired on Channels Television on Tuesday.
The federal government and the US came to an agreement last Tuesday to return a fresh batch of money that former Nigerian Head of State Sani Abacha had embezzled.
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“But let’s use a typical man as an example. You have a house, your child is very ill, and you received money you weren’t expecting,” Osodeke added. Where are you going to put the cash?
The first thing you should take care of is that youngster. Surely not? Before you begin planning how you’re going to purchase clothing.
“For six months, your universities are closed. You have now gained access to a fund you did not anticipate. If you are truly passionate about education, where should you invest the funds? in that specific location. They claimed they were cash-strapped. We must cherish this nation.
