Nigerian universities are struggling under immense financial pressure due to skyrocketing electricity bills, with some institutions paying between N200 million to N300 million monthly.
"What the government gives you to run the system is N15 million, and you get a bill for electricity alone of N300 million.
A government that will give just N15 million for UNILAG to run, will in turn, give one Senator N21 million a month."
The ASUU President expressed frustration over the disparity in funding, emphasizing, "The government gives a system N15 million, but an individual gets N21 million.
Osodeke warned that this unsustainable situation could soon lead to the collapse of many Nigerian universities if not addressed urgently...
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