In a frantic move by the federal government to disenfranchise eligible student voters from participating in the forthcoming general elections thus allowing schools to be in session has been seen as an act capable of portraying the PDP led government as being too "afraid to fail".why must they give us breaks for the most trivial issues and when it matters most,they won't? The last time I checked,we are the youths of this country and should have a say in deciding who leads us.

Is the president afraid that the Nigerian students might vote against him,if he is,what about students who will vote for him,what about those students and lecturers that will be working as INEC ad-hoc staffs? whatever must have informed the ministry of education's announcement to open schools during elections should serve as a pointer to the defence of Nigerians that the elections need not be postponed.

If INEC said they have given out 42.8m PVC's and the FG feels they should shift the poll by six wks so that more cards can be distributed,why then,are they preventing some(major) from voting.
Allowing them on campus alone constitutes a grave security risk hence,their parents are their best security for safety.

WE DESERVE TO BE HEARD,WE MUST VOTE....LET'S SUPPORT THIS CAUSE




A concerned GREATIFE student writes from OAUIFE