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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 44801, member: 636"]
Opposition party leaders from Kaduna State blame the governor for ignoring schools and colleges. The People's Democratic Party says Governor Uba Sani has abandoned education across the state. Workers at four different colleges went on strike because their jobs have become terrible. Teachers and staff members cannot work at Nuhu Bamalli Polytechnic, Kaduna State College of Education, Kaduna State College of Nursing, and Shehu Idris College of Health Technology. Buildings are falling apart and conditions keep getting worse for everyone.

Edward Percy Masha leads the PDP group and released a statement about these problems. The strike started on Thursday morning and puts thousands of students at risk. Many young people might graduate late or have scary experiences because nobody cares about education anymore. Masha says the current government has received plenty of money over two years but refuses to help schools. The ruling party has no excuse for treating education badly.

PDP members support the striking workers and want talks between unions and government officials. Education should be available to everyone and leaders must create good learning spaces. The party feels sorry for teachers and students who suffer from these decisions. PDP officials promise to keep fighting for better government that actually helps people. Party leaders ask citizens to stay patient and trust them to change things during future elections.
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