ASUU: Minute-by-Minute: Two NANS factions in bloody clash over lecturers strike
07 September 2017 |
3:14 pm
Two factions of the National Association of Nigerian Students have engaged each other in a street fight as they try to show support for either the Federal Government or the teachers in the ongoing strike.
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