General Buhari said that the educational system of the country has broken down. Is it not a fact that University Teachers last year went on strike for more than six months? Is it not true that Polytechnics and Colleges of Education Teachers in the Country went on strike for nearly one year in 2013? Is it not true that presently all the Federal Government Colleges are under lock and key because of an industrial action by teachers and workers of the Federal Ministry of Education over unpaid allowances for more than one month plus after resumption of Schools about the 13th of September, 2014? Is it not true that the phantom figures from the officialdom and the National Bureau of Statistics, International Monetary Fund and highly compromised rating agencies of tremendous growth rate in the economy and Nigeria being the fastest growing economy in the world is a red herring? Is it not true that the country is continually groaning under the weight of grinding poverty, chronic unemployment, crumbling and poor infrastructures and sliding into the status of a failed state under President Jonathan? So what lie did General Buhari tell Nigerians? General Buhari said that there is chronic and pandemic unemployment rate among the Country’s teeming youth population. Is this not a notorious fact? How many jobs have been created by President Jonathan since he took over on the 6th May, 2010? If jobs have been created why did more than 300,000 young people turn up in recruitment centres in various States in the Country in April, 2014, seeking for placements in the Nigeria Immigration Service for less than 3000 jobs? General Buhari told us that the quality of life has progressively and geometrically degenerated in the Country since 1999. Is this not an incontrovertible fact? Are not more than 68 percent of the Country’s population living under abject and grinding poverty never experienced in the Country for the past one hundred years?
Posted on: Sun, 19 Oct 2014 09:32:44 +0000
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