NANS Denies Collecting N150m Bribe From Presidency

The administration of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has separated itself from the implied charges that it got N150 million from the administration.

NANS urges Nigerian understudies to disapprove the charges by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), saying that the affiliation was prepared to ensure the enthusiasm of the considerable number of understudies.

The understudies association body revealed this in an announcement marked by its National Public Relations Officer, Adeyemi Amoo, in Abuja on Saturday.

Amoo said President Muhammadu Buhari, who is a realized individual in character and style to for all intents and purposes all Nigerians, could never dole out such measure of cash for any reason, which would not be of any national advantages or improvements.

The announcement read, "Our consideration has been attracted to the indicated and supported charge, that NANS had been paid off by President Muhammadu Buhari with a challenging entirety of N150million to challenge ASUU.

"We praise the benevolent, scholarly and certified common society bunches for not succumbing to this shakedown, as we've been educated that they've likewise been campaigned by ASUU to go along with them in pushing this coercion.

"We are not amazed that this coercion isn't flying past the pseudo gatherings they've possessed the capacity to mastermind and assemble with money.

"President Muhammadu Buhari, is a realized individual in character and style to for all intents and purposes all Nigerians, even the restrictions realize that Buhari will never give out such measure of cash for any reason(s) that isn't of national advantages or advancements."

The announcement included, "NANS, along these lines, utilizes this medium to advise Nigerian understudies and Nigerians everywhere, that its initiative won't, has not and won't for any reason move the intrigue and uprightness of our dear association.

"Convincingly, we need to reveal to ASUU that NANS isn't for move, we have not and won't turn our battles to a wellspring of strengthening."