The task force officials were said to have created a scene after unlawfully arresting an offender.
Mr Gbajabiamila’s show-off overlapped today’s protests across the country over the protracted industrial action of university academics that entered its sixth month this week.
“We say enough is enough, we can no longer bear this hardship again,” NLC chairperson in Lagos, Funmi Agnes Sessi, said at the protest.
Mr Maigoro accused the government of paying lip service to the growth of university education.
The government has insisted that generous offers were made to the university union, accusing its leaders of exhibiting selfishness at a protracted detriment to university students.
Unlike the 2021, the adopted cut-off marks revealed that institutions now have uniform cut-off marks for the 2022 admissions.
“Nigerians may wish to know why he (Mr Ngige) has suddenly turned around to constitute himself as an impediment to an amicable resolution of the ongoing crisis.”
“We don’t have jobs in government anymore,” admitted Mr Buhari. “With technology, governments are becoming more (sic) smaller, nimble and efficient.”
The varsity’s planned opening is to allow students looking to take advantage of the state government foreign scholarship scheme to do so.
