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The polytechnic student are not happy with the strike so far, they  says the Federal government should meet the demands of Asup unless they are really to boycott the Feb 16
speaking with a senator representing the dept of computer science he however explained that
"God bless our struggle.
Inside a story of victory there is always a struggle, Thank God
for d successful peaceful protest and d journey mercy
# Positive await
# ASUP Strike must be call off b4 9th of feb
# No call off No election
# Aluta continua"
Further more, with all indication the polytechnic students will soon get back to lecture hall.


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