In my administration, the ASUU will not strike —Peter Obi
Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi said on Tuesday that the Universities Academic Staff Union would not go on strike if he became the country's next president.
Obi speaking at a state rally in Owerri, Imo state, said his administration would engage with ASUU leaders to ensure universities were not locked down .
The LP presidential candidate said his administration would work with students and invest heavily in education, health and agriculture.
Obi also reiterated his commitment to creating jobs and moving the country from consumption to production, adding that he and his running mate, Datti Baba-Ahmed, have an impeccable track record in academia and office. public.
He added that people in Imo State could start exporting palm seeds if he becomes the next president.
The former governor of Anambra State said rural people across the country would feel the impact of his administration if he wins the February 25 presidential election.
Obi said, "If you make me your president and Datti my vice, ASUU will not go on strike. We will dialogue with them. We will work with the students. The future of any serious country depends of its education and health sectors. I will invest heavily in these sectors if you elect us.
“We want to get back to agriculture. That is why we want to move Nigeria from consumption to production. We will create jobs and export, export and export.
“Me and Datti are not corrupt. Our records are clean. Datti was a senator and I was a governor in Anambra. If you want to check my record, go to Anambra State and check.
“As Governor of Anambra State, I have not allocated any land to myself, my wife here or my children. If you see any land that I have given to myself or a family member, I will quit this race,” he added.
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Labour Party presidential candidate Peter Obi said on Tuesday that the Universities Academic Staff Union would not go on strike if he became the country's next president.
Obi speaking at a state rally in Owerri, Imo state, said his administration would engage with ASUU leaders to ensure universities were not locked down .
The LP presidential candidate said his administration would work with students and invest heavily in education, health and agriculture.
Obi also reiterated his commitment to creating jobs and moving the country from consumption to production, adding that he and his running mate, Datti Baba-Ahmed, have an impeccable track record in academia and office. public.
He added that people in Imo State could start exporting palm seeds if he becomes the next president.
The former governor of Anambra State said rural people across the country would feel the impact of his administration if he wins the February 25 presidential election.
Obi said, "If you make me your president and Datti my vice, ASUU will not go on strike. We will dialogue with them. We will work with the students. The future of any serious country depends of its education and health sectors. I will invest heavily in these sectors if you elect us.
“We want to get back to agriculture. That is why we want to move Nigeria from consumption to production. We will create jobs and export, export and export.
“Me and Datti are not corrupt. Our records are clean. Datti was a senator and I was a governor in Anambra. If you want to check my record, go to Anambra State and check.
“As Governor of Anambra State, I have not allocated any land to myself, my wife here or my children. If you see any land that I have given to myself or a family member, I will quit this race,” he added.
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