The National Association Of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) has called on the Federal Government to immediately relieve the supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Nyesom Wike of ministerial responsibilities over his incompetence and failure to resolve the massive crises facing the Nigerian education sector.
The National Association Of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) has called on the Federal Government to immediately relieve the supervising Minister of Education, Barrister Nyesom Wike of ministerial responsibilities over his incompetence and failure to resolve the massive crises facing the Nigerian education sector.
In a statement from the Leadership of NAPS and signed by its Public Relations Officer, Comrade Abdulmojeed Oyeniyi, NAPS passed Vote of No Confidence on the Minister. Mr Wike was also described as best known for Political Crisis Management and not Education Reform.
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The prolong ASUU and ASUP industrial actions have further shown the weakness of the supervising Minister.
NAPS as a Stakeholder in Nigeria Education Sector hereby call on President Goodluck Jonathan and National Assembly to facilitate the appointment of substantial Education Minister to rescue the collapse of Education in Nigeria or risk mass protest across the Country after 14 days.
NAPS appeals to the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics(ASUP) to consider the Polytechnic Students and in spirit of patriotism suspend its ongoing strike as the demands have been met substantially.
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The Umbrella body of Polytechnic Students in Nigeria (NAPS) also implore ASUU to imbibe same spirit and shift ground in the interest of Nigerian students while assuring Polytechnic Students of serious ongoing efforts to ensure their immediate return to classrooms.
Written by: Yakubu Temitope.
NAPS PRO, Abdulmojeed Oyeniyi.
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