Nigerian leaders ‘value Animals more than youths’ Nnamdi Kanu speaks

On Thursday Nnamdi Kanu The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, weighed in on the lingering strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.

Kanu lamented that the Federal Government while allocating nothing for education allegedly budgeted N91billion for grazing reserves.

ASUU began its current indefinite strike on November 4, 2018 and the end to the industrial action seems not to be close as the Federal Government was yet to meet the demands of the lecturers.

Reacting to the  strike, Kanu wondered why youths are still supporting leaders who he claimed, valued their “cows more than them.”

In a tweet, the Kanu wrote: “N91Billion for grazing reserves but nothing for education. ASUU is still on strike. Youths whose future are being stolen are in support of their oppressors who value their cows more than them.“Nigeria is indeed a Zoo? No wonder Africans are easy to enslave, it’s genetic.”