Student groups in Nigeria have passed a vote of no confidence on President Umaru Yar'Adua and his administration for failing to resolve the crisis rocking the education sector.

The groups led by Education Right Campaign, ERC, include the Coalition of Radical Students Unions, CORASU, Committee of Students' Union Presidents, COSUP,   among others, said the Seven-Point agenda is a  seven pointless agenda meant to deepen the poverty and misery of the Nigerian working masses, youth and students.

They then declare October 1st a day of national mass action  and demonstration against the Federal Government’s refusal to sign agreement with university lecturers under ASUU.

ERC National Co-ordinator, Hassan Taiwo Soetan said: "against Federal Government’s refusal to meet the demands of the striking unions as well as the death of public education, we regard the Independence Day celebration as a shameless display of a focusless, visionless and failed government".

Soetan, however, called on Nigerian students, youths, workers and labour leaders to shun government Independence Day celebration as a sign of public rejection of the government’s anti-poor policy of the past 49 years and particularly as a vote of no confidence on the Yar'Adua government.

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This administration has got no concrete plan for its agenda. Poor we! 

Least i 4get let us for our sake and generations yet unborn , come out en mass and demonstrate peacefully on 1st of Oct.