ASUU: Students embark on skill acquisition as strike enters 6th week | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

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Some tertiary institution students have resorted to learning different kinds of skills following the announcement of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to extend its one-month warning strike by another two months.

Some students made this known in separate interviews with the News Agency Nigeria on Wednesday in Kaduna.

“I am a 300 level student, going by our school calendar, we are supposed to round up the semester in one month but this strike has disrupted our plans. He noted that he had enrolled into a digital marketing class to build his capacity on the digital world business, saying it is a skill that generates high income.

“I just want to practise the theories I have been learning in school so that by the time ASUU calls off strike, I would be more sound in news reporting and writing,” she added.

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