ASUU strike: real winners and losers

Dears students,

Instead doing nothing at home. Let's play some games. We want to determine who are the winners and losers in this game. It is between the FG and ASUU. Okay, you are wondering if you are not involved? Of course, you are but you can see you are not always consulted whenever any strike is about to happen. So let's play.

We want to find out how many children of our lectures are in the public school and how many are in the private schools and how many are schooling outside the country.

We want to find out how many of our public office holders children are in the public school, private schools and outside the country schooling.

How to play:

State the of the school, the lecture name, number of children, which school they are or which school they schooled. Use the 1999 to date. Put G if they are graduate and U for undergraduate


State public holders name, number of children, which school they are or which school they schooled. Use the 1999 to date. Put G if they are graduate and U for undergraduate

Example:
Uniben
Prof. Obi Seun Musa
4 children
2(U) in public school, 1(U) in private and 1(G) outside.

Right Honourable Femi Kano Emeka
4 children
2(U) in public school, 1(U) in private and 1(G) outside.

Let's put our FIB skills to work.

Post your findings here or send your answers to chukzbooks@gmail.com. We will compile it and publish it as an article.

Let's have some fun!