United State Of America Expresses Worries Over ASUU/FG Strife

We just received and have also confirm that the United State Of America Expresses Worries Over ASUU/FG Strife.
Because since the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities cannot solve their problems without letting the world know how rotten our System is. The United State has express worries over this.

According to information on our dashboard, the United States has expressed worry over the lingering feud between the Federal Government and the striking public universities’ lecturers over their demand for better working conditions.

The United States have also warned against the activities of touts who deceive intending students from Nigeria that they can study in US, and they will extort money from such person.

While addressing journalists on Wednesday in Abuja, Nigeria, the United State of America Embassy Cultural Affairs Officer, Bill Strassberger, is also urging the federal government to resolve the crisis with the Academic Staff Union of Universities, saying “it is a fear, it is a worry for us.”

According to a recent survey, it’s declared and announced that Nigeria currently has about 7,028 students studying at over 700 institutions in the USA.

Bill Strassberger also said “That is something for the Nigerian government.
It is up to it to work it out with the striking lecturers.

“We are not involved in that negotiation but we can encourage.
It is a fear, it is a worry for us because that would make it hard for the students to come.
“It may be difficult, but there is no magic wand to resolve the strike,”

While advising Nigerians to shun those who parade themselves as agents, Strassberger said accurate information regarding studying in the US could be obtained from the embassy.

Side Note;
So if you want to study in USA, i strongly advice you to visit the Embassy, they can’t simply scam you, or you can visit any organization who have done this to someone you have seen with your own two/one eyes.

“Those are the touts, those are the people that I will even call criminals because they are stealing opportunities by selling only documents by giving bad information and creating a disappointment when the person comes in with that information or with only document.

And that is the result of not getting accurate information,” Bill Strassberger said.

Earlier, the Head, Education USA, Jennifer Onyukwu, said the ASUU’s strike would affect intending students from Nigeria who wish to study in the US because of the need to obtain their transcripts.

“There is that concern because generally, the world has become a global village, people want stronger applicants in their campuses; so they want stronger senders,” she said.
Onyukwu revealed that from statistics, Nigeria was US’s largest sender of students from sub-saharan Africa to the US.

What do you think is happening to the Nigeria Educational Sector?
who is to be blamed?

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