The former Senator, Shehu Sani, has mocked Nigerian students who are dying to study abroad, that it’s better they stay in their country than to travel and face racism or war.


The senator advised them on Twitter in response to the current spat between Russia and Ukraine and the federal government’s request to evacuate Nigerian students in the nation which the Ukraine president said the sky is not safe for them to return back home.
READ ALSO: You’re Responsible For Mass Departure Of Nigerian Lecturers To Abroad – ASUU Knocks FG
In his post, Shehu Sani stated that “Those who are dying to study abroad; Stay at home and get into a federal or state university;it’s better to hustle with ASUU than war and racism.”
In response to his tweet, Nigerians shared their view on his post, below are some of the tweets:
@Onyi Esiaka :”War and racism doesn’t happen everyday like ASUU and the war going on in Nigeria every day. What’s the difference between racism and tribalism in Nigeria against ndi Igbo? You won’t know how living or going to school in Nigeria is because of you social status. Nigeria is at war.”
@Aisha Rodrigo: “Not every state abroad is at war but every state in Nigeria has ASUU, a retrogressive education system and corruption. Rethink this advice please.”
@Eric The Great: “Insensitive and pointless opinion. So after they battle with ASUU and finish, what opportunities are waiting for them? If you go overseas, there are so many opportunities. Yes there are risks, but what about the insecurity situation in the North and even South?”
READ ALSO:We Trained You To Help Our Country, Don’t Go Abroad – UNILORIN VC Advices New Medical Inductees
Stories You Shouldn't Have Missed:
- Emotions Run Deep as Social Media Help Reunite BUK 92 Class 30 Years After Graduation
- Meet Prof Omigbodun who is the First Female Psychiatry Professor in Nigeria
- 70-year-old Nigerian Man Who Doesn’t Have Formal Education, Bags University’s Highest Degree for His 78 Inventions
- Student Dances In Front Of Moving Cars, Wows Many (Video)
- UNILAG Alerts Public to Vice-Chancellor Impersonation Scam
- 17-Year-Old Student Declared Missing in Nasarawa
- Outrageous: Professor Finds Her Name On Plagiarized Article she Didn’t Write
Join Our 500,000+ Community:
Thank you so much for reading. We will appreciate it if you share this with your loved ones.