ASUU Strike: Any Nasarawa Student Who Speaks Ill of Governor Sule Is an Ingrate, Says Ex-NASSA President

Former National President of the Nasarawa State Students' Association, NASSA, Comrade Abimiku Ovey David, has described Governor Abdullahi A. Sule as a trailblazer in education, saying any student who speaks ill of the Governor is ungrateful.

In a Facebook post on Saturday, Abimiku said the impact of the Sule administration in the educational sector is visible across Nasarawa State and requires no political propaganda to be seen.

According to him, for the past seven years, Governor Sule has consistently provided scholarships to Nasarawa State students — a gesture he described as unprecedented in the history of the state.

"The day any Nasarawa State student decides to speak ill of Governor Sule, that day God Almighty will also write his name in the list of ungrateful individuals," he stated.

The former NASSA leader noted that the Governor's commitment to human capital development through scholarships, infrastructure support, and students' welfare has made education a key pillar of his administration.

He urged students in the state to continue to support the government and to remain good ambassadors of Nasarawa State.

The statement comes amid an ongoing indefinite strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Nasarawa State University, Keffi chapter, over alleged unpaid entitlements running into billions of naira.